Beautiful words by great and famous people that illuminate life (111–120)
Being a person with a disability is not a problem in academia.Hideyo Noguchi
These words convey the message that physical disabilities are irrelevant to learning.
Hideyo Noguchi suffered severe burns as a child and lost the full use of his left hand, yet he overcame that hardship to become a world-renowned bacteriologist.
What matters in scholarship is not the state of one’s body, but the will and effort to keep seeking knowledge.
It’s not others who impose limits on us, but our own minds.
There is no need to give up because of a disability; in fact, great achievements await beyond the challenges we overcome.
This is a famous saying that nurtures a spirit of challenge at all times.
So what if you failed? Learn from the failure and just try again.Walt Disney
Without fearing failure, on to the next challenge! A famous quote by Walt Disney #Challenge #LearnFromFailure #WaltDisney
Walt Disney, the entrepreneur known as the creator behind the globally beloved Disney.
His famous quote, “So what if you fail? Learn from it and try again,” carries particular weight because he repeatedly faced bankruptcy and setbacks while growing his company into an international giant.
When we fail, we can be overwhelmed by a sense of finality and despair, but this positive mindset—that even failure can be turned into nourishment for success—surely gives courage to many.
It’s a powerful quote that encourages us to take on new challenges.
If you truly fought for what is right, there’s no shame in losing.Katherine Anne Porter
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Katherine Anne Porter, an American political activist who worked across a wide range of fields as a journalist, essayist, short story writer, novelist, and poet.
Her message, “If you’ve fought truly for the right thing, there is no shame in losing,” may sustain us even when we face unwanted outcomes.
Not only in struggles but also when we act on our convictions, results don’t always follow.
Outcomes matter, of course, but what truly counts is what we were striving for; this famous quote teaches us that if we gave our all, there is no need to regret the result—even if it is a disappointing one.
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
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.
Do not compare yourself to anyone else in this world. Doing so is an insult to yourself.Bill Gates
Never compare yourself to anyone else in this world. — Bill Gates #quote
Bill Gates, known as the co-founder of Microsoft and a businessman who announced he plans to donate his entire fortune to public health and poverty alleviation in developing countries starting in 2025.
His famous quote, “Never compare yourself to anyone in this world.
If you do so, you are insulting yourself,” likely resonates with many.
When you compare yourself to others, don’t you tend to focus only on where you fall short? This quote supports us by reminding us that there are things only you can do and aspects in which you surpass anyone else; therefore, carry yourself with dignity and self-respect.
Do not anticipate difficulties. Do not trouble your mind over things that may never happen. Always keep sunshine in your heart.Benjamin Franklin
Do not anticipate difficulties. Do not trouble your mind over things that may never happen. Always keep the sun in your heart.
Benjamin Franklin, a meteorologist who contributed to American independence and wore many hats as a politician, diplomat, writer, and physicist.
His famous quote, “Do not anticipate trouble, or worry about what may never happen.
Keep in the sunlight,” reminds us of the importance of taking that first step.
When you’re about to start something new, do you ever find yourself imagining only the worst? Caution isn’t a bad thing, but this is a quote to remember when overthinking leaves you stuck.
Even if you’re knocked down 99 times, all you need is to stand up the 100th time.Vincent van Gogh
If you’re pursuing your goals and dreams, you’ll probably fail many times.
When you fail, you can lose confidence and think, “It’s impossible for me.
I should just quit.” At times like that, remember this quote from Van Gogh: “If you fall down 99 times, get up the 100th.” With that attitude, you can overcome any failure.
They say failure is the mother of success and essential for growth, so don’t be afraid to fail—keep challenging yourself.
My inner self commands me to keep going like this.Vincent van Gogh
Speaking of Van Gogh, he’s known for not being highly regarded during his lifetime and for selling very few of his paintings.
He gained recognition only after his death, and many of his famous works—such as Sunflowers and The Starry Night—were painted in his later years.
One memorable quote he left is, “Go on as you are; the ‘me’ within me commands it.” Isn’t that a statement very much in keeping with Van Gogh, who lived his entire life as a painter regardless of how little recognition he received? Being true to oneself isn’t easy, but if you can stay steadfast like Van Gogh, you might just leave your name behind as one of the geniuses.
