Melanoid Mantras & Quotes That Will Empower Your Day

Melanoid Nation — Tue, 24 Mar 2015 10:22:30 +0000

If you, the reader, consider yourself to be a very productive person, then there’s a great chance that your time is extremely valuable. Are you feeling stressed as a result of your hectic schedule? Are you frustrated by naysayers who are sending bad energy and projecting negativity to any and everything that you’ve prided yourself on accomplishing? Has the negative portrayal of Melanoid people in the media caused you to feel as if enough is enough? Your concerns are understandable. However, it’s been noted on numerous occasions that the way you start your day will likely be the same way you end it. Many experts have advised that we start our day with reading and/or reciting mantras–or empowering affirmations–that will start our days off on a good note.

In honor of the Black greats who have fought, built, educated, and inspired in the name of uplifting creating a robust Black society, it’s only right that we take a look at profound mantras (quotes) that we can apply to our own lives as we seek to create a better society for our families and. As simple as these jewels of wisdom may come across to you, the application of these words to your life will make you thank yourself later.

1. “Your network isn’t nearly as valuable if you only use it when you need it”

—George C. Fraser

2. “Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.”

–Harriet Tubman

3. “The day will come when history will speak…Africa will write its own history…It will be a history of glory and dignity.”

–Patrice Lumumba

4. “Look in that mirror. If nothing friendly is looking back at you, then you have no friend.”

–Dr. John Henrik Clarke

5. “I got my start by giving myself a start.”

–Madame C.J. Walker

6. “Nothing will work unless you do.”

—Dr. Maya Angelou

7. “Change your mind, your consciousness, and change your circumstances.”

—Dr. Amos Wison

8. “When you love your people, you don’t get tired serving them.”