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Messages from inspiring great figures that move the heart! Motivational quotes to uplift yourself

When you’re pursuing your dreams and goals, or throwing yourself into daily work or school club activities, aren’t there times when your spirit feels like it might break even if you have great ambitions? The more serious you are, the more grave things can feel when you face difficulties.

In such moments, having words that support your heart might help you shift your mindset.

So this time, we’ve compiled a list of “quotes to inspire yourself” from great figures and well-known people.

From words that give you a strong push forward to those that gently stay by your side, we’ve gathered a wide range—so try finding the ones that resonate with you.

Messages from Great Figures That Stir the Soul! Inspirational Quotes to Motivate Yourself (21–30)

The best way to pave the road to success is through effort and diligence, and by focusing on what is going well rather than on what isn’t.NEW!

The best way to pave the road to success is through effort and diligence, and by focusing on what is going well rather than on what isn’t.NEW!

Successful people keep working harder than anyone else and repeat trial and error.

While acknowledging failures as failures, they never lose the positivity needed to reach their goals.

This famous quote by President Trump teaches us the need for steady effort and the importance of thinking positively.

Continuing to make an effort is tough, and it’s painful when hard work doesn’t lead to results.

At such times, believe in the self that has worked so hard up to now, and recall your past successes.

Compete with yourself. Even after you succeed, look for ways to achieve an even greater success.NEW!

Compete with yourself. Even after you succeed, look for ways to achieve an even greater success.NEW!

Competing with others can help maintain motivation and has its good sides, but if the other person ends up being rated more highly than you, comparing yourself can make you feel down—that’s a downside.

But since the other person is different from you, there’s no point in comparing yourselves.

As this quote teaches us, if you’re going to compare, compare yourself with your past self.

Take even one step forward from who you were, and even after you succeed, don’t be satisfied there—build on that success and reach for a new version of yourself.

If you admit defeat, you lose. Even if you acknowledge how bad the situation is, as long as you are determined to see it through to the end, a chance to win will emerge.NEW!

If you admit defeat, you lose. Even if you acknowledge how bad the situation is, as long as you are determined to see it through to the end, a chance to win will emerge.NEW!

If you admit defeat, you lose…

If you read just that part, it gives the impression of being stubborn and unwilling to give up, but if you read on, you can understand what President Trump is trying to say.

Admitting defeat means giving up on that fight.

Once you give up the fight, the path that leads to the future is cut off.

But as long as you don’t give up, there may be a chance to turn the situation around.

It’s important to acknowledge failures and unfavorable circumstances while maintaining a strong, unwavering heart that doesn’t give up.

How you deal with twists of fate separates winners from losers.NEW!

How you deal with twists of fate separates winners from losers.NEW!

A turning point of fate probably indicates an unforeseen event or an unexpected change.

How you deal with it determines whether you win or lose.

Since we call it fate, it must be the kind of event that can turn your life upside down.

If you handle it well, success is assured, but one misstep could send your life spiraling downward—that’s the level we’re talking about.

If a turning point of fate arrives, use all your knowledge, information, and experience, and seize victory with courage.

When making New Year’s resolutions, if you decide to cut something off, let the first thing be the word “impossible.”NEW!Napoleon Hill

When making New Year’s resolutions, if you decide to cut something off, let the first thing be the word “impossible.” NEW! Napoleon Hill

Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich—often called the bible of self-improvement—and a well-known proponent of the philosophy of success.

This quote urges us to cast aside the word “impossible” and move forward believing in our own potential.

There are certainly many things in the world that seem impossible, but it is also true that some people have turned the impossible into possible.

If you want to realize your dreams and goals, the first step is to believe in yourself.

It’s a wonderful quote that teaches us exactly that.

I succeeded because I never made excuses and never allowed them.NEW!Florence Nightingale

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Florence Nightingale was the woman who established the world’s first school for training nurses.

Although her family opposed her decision to pursue nursing, she refused to give up and came to be known as the “mother of modern nursing.” This quote, born from her experience, reminds us of the importance of approaching matters with sincerity and a sense of responsibility, and of persevering to the end.

Excuses are nothing more than a temporary fix.

If you want to succeed at something, don’t make excuses—face reality earnestly and consider what you can do.

In the new year, even small things are fine—let’s set tasks for ourselves one by one and keep to them. Isn’t that the shortcut to building what we call our true selves?NEW!Kazuko Watanabe

In the new year, even small things are fine—let’s set tasks for ourselves one by one and keep to them. Isn’t that the shortcut to building what we call our true selves? NEW! Kazuko Watanabe

This is a famous quote by Kazuko Watanabe, a Catholic nun.

Life refers to the time we have spent so far—but then, what is our true self? When we think about it, it’s difficult, isn’t it? She suggests a shortcut to creating our authentic selves: bring change to yourself.

It could be habits in daily life or goals for your life—anything is fine.

What matters is expanding your own potential and discovering what is important to you.

The accumulation of that may, before you know it, become your true self.