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Wonderful quotes and sayings

Encouraging quotes for when you're feeling down. Words that give you the strength to rise again.

I messed up at work, I got a bad grade on a test, I had a fight with a friend…

When we’re living our lives, there are bound to be times when we feel down.

In this article, we’ll introduce famous quotes we hope you’ll read when you’re feeling low.

We’ve gathered words that offer meaning to failure, encourage you by saying there’s no need to be discouraged, and remind you to cherish yourself—messages that can lift you up from many different angles.

When you want some gentle words of encouragement, be sure to check these out!

Inspirational quotes that lift you up when you’re feeling down. Words that give you the strength to rise (41–50)

If you can dream it, you can achieve it.Walt Disney

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If you can dream it, you can achieve it. Walt Disney

Walt Disney was a businessman with many faces—an animation creator, animator, producer, film director, screenwriter, manga artist, voice actor, and entertainer.

His famous quote, “If you can dream it, you can do it,” carries special weight precisely because he founded The Walt Disney Company, which won worldwide popularity after many twists and turns.

Fundamentally, you can’t achieve anything without having a dream or a goal.

Because we can envision our dreams, we make the effort, and if we can picture it, this quote gives us the courage to believe we can make it real.

Inspiring quotes for when you're feeling down. Words that give you the strength to stand back up (51–60)

People stumble their way toward success.Mary Kay Ash

[Learn English with Quotes] People stumble their way toward success. — Mary Kay Ash
People stumble their way toward success. — Mary Kay Ash

Mary Kay Ash, the entrepreneur known as the founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics in the United States, once said, “People stumble toward success.” This quote teaches us that it’s only natural to stumble precisely because the path is difficult.

If we walk an easy, level road, we can move forward without change or hardship, but it’s hard to keep going the same way on a long and rugged journey.

People tend to feel broken or give up when they stumble, but if we can believe it’s because we’re on the right path, we may find the courage to hold our ground and push forward.

There is no piece that cannot move forward.Makoto Nakahara

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There is no piece that cannot move forward. — Makoto Nakahara

Makoto Nakahara, a shogi professional who won five lifetime titles and defined an era in the shogi world.

His famous words, “There is no piece that cannot advance,” are a perspective unique to a shogi player.

No matter what kind of personality a piece has, it still moves forward; this reminds us that whether our pace is fast or slow, it’s fine to proceed in our own way.

It’s a quote that gives you a gentle push—one to recall when you find yourself comparing with others or when things aren’t going as you hoped and your spirit is about to break.

If you keep looking down, you won’t be able to find a rainbow.Charles Chaplin

[Chaplin] If you’re looking down, you’ll never find a rainbow. #shorts #quotes #daily #Chaplin
If you keep looking down, you won’t be able to find a rainbow. — Charlie Chaplin

Charles Chaplin, a comedian known as a leading figure of the silent film era, wore many hats: film actor, director, screenwriter, producer, and composer.

His famous quote, “You’ll never find a rainbow if you’re looking down,” offers a message of courage for moments when we feel our spirits breaking.

When people are down, they tend to look downward both emotionally and physically.

Yet this gentle maxim teaches that unless we look ahead and up, we risk missing what is important and beautiful.

I want to turn both the reality of the good and the reality of the bad into nourishment for what comes next.Naoko Takahashi

I want to turn both the reality of the good and the reality of the bad into nourishment for what comes next. — Naoko Takahashi

Former track and field athlete Naoko Takahashi, known as the gold medalist at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and the first woman in Japanese sports to receive the People’s Honor Award.

Her famous quote, “I want to turn both the reality of good things and the reality of bad things into nourishment for what comes next,” is quintessential Takahashi, whose radiant smile stood out even through the rigors of competitive life.

If we can turn everything that happens to us into power, we should be able to keep growing.

It’s a positive saying that encourages viewing both the good and the bad in a constructive light.

Even if you get hurt, it’s far more fun than a life where you can’t even fail.Naoko Takahashi

Even if you get hurt, it’s far more fun than a life where you can’t even fail. — Naoko Takahashi

“Failure teaches success.” was later translated as “Failure is the mother of success” and has continued to give courage to many people.

It’s said to be a quote from Edison.

When he was searching for a suitable material for the filament, Edison failed in one hundred consecutive experiments.

Even then, he took those failures positively, saying, “We have discovered one hundred materials that are not suitable for filaments.” You can sense the same kind of positivity in Mr.

Takahashi’s words, can’t you? Thoughts like “If only I had picked up the pace a bit then” or “If only I had taken a wider line” can surely be turned into the next success.

If you want to see a rainbow, you have to put up with a little rain.Dolly Parton

If you want to see the rainbow, you have to put up with a little rain. #Shorts #DollyParton #Quotes #SelfImprovement #SelfSuggestion #Business #WiseWords
If you want to see a rainbow, you have to put up with a little rain. — Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton, a singer-songwriter known as a leading figure in country music and active across many fields as an actor, writer, entrepreneur, and humanitarian, once said, “If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain.” From these words, we can learn the mindset needed to pursue our goals.

Dreams are dreams precisely because they’re difficult enough that we’re not sure we can achieve them, and we can’t obtain them without effort or hardship.

It’s a memorable quote that reminds us everyone is working toward their own dreams.