Fanny Gallamore

True wealth is not in what you have, but in who you are. The real value is in your knowledge, experience, kindness and love that you give to the world.

This idea suggests that our true wealth is not measured by the material things we have. "It's not what you have..." - having a lot of money, a beautiful car, a luxurious house - this does not make a person rich. These are just external attributes that can be lost. "...but in who you are." - Real wealth is the inner qualities of a person: • Knowledge: The more you know, the richer your experience, the more you can give to the world. • Experience: Our mistakes, difficulties, victories - all this shapes us, makes us wiser. • Kindness: The ability to sympathize and help others makes us richer in soul. • Love: Love for loved ones, for the world, for oneself is the most valuable thing a person has. This thought emphasizes that true wealth is what we give to the world, both with our knowledge and experience, and with our kindness and love.

“Success is not the end, failure is not fatal: what matters is the courage to continue.” — Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill: This quote reminds us that success and failure are just stages on the way to something greater. The most important thing is to remain determined and keep moving forward even when faced with difficulties. This suggests that resilience is the key to achieving your goals.

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." — Lao Tzu

This quote serves as a reminder that every significant achievement starts with the courage to take that first step