Inspirational Quotes





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These 3 quotes are very important to me because all three of these quotes helped me realize something that I wouldn't have realized by myself. I had come to sort of an epiphany when I first read each of them. These quotes also give me motivation during my day to day life. 

    The first quote is a quote by Malala Yousafzai, the youngest noble peace prize winner. I think this quote is targeted towards the people who aren't really considering what is happening around the world, and the people who aren't doing anything to solve the problems. I think Malala is trying to tell people to be brave and stand up for what they believe in. 

         I can't find the author of the second quote, but I really like the message of it. To me, the quote is saying to look on the bright side; to look for the better things in life, instead of focusing on the worse, no matter how bad they are. I know this message is kind of cliche, but I think the wording of the quote causes the message to impact you harder and really make you think like it did to me.

        My third and last quote motivates me and helps me overcome challenges. Nelson Mandela had said, "It always seems impossible until it's done." I realized how many times I've experienced that feeling. When I'm faced with a challenge, like running the mile in P.E. class or working for a project, I usually think that completing it would be impossible, until I actually overcome the challenge. This quote teaches readers that nothing is impossible and that you shouldn't give up.

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  1. AnonymousOctober 31, 2017 at 8:31 AM

    Hi Hiba it’s your reading buddy Jackie, I really enjoy your quotes they’re inspirational. I actually learned a lot about Malala last year

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