Matshona Dhliwayo is a Zimbabwean-born philosopher, author, and entrepreneur known for his profound wisdom and inspiring insights on life, success, and personal growth. His thought-provoking writings, often shared through quotes and books, encourage readers to embrace resilience, wisdom, and inner strength. Drawing from his diverse cultural background, Dhliwayo blends African philosophy with universal principles, making his work deeply impactful. Through books like The Little Book of Inspiration and 100 Lessons Every Great Man Wants You to Know, he has empowered countless individuals to pursue excellence and unlock their potential. His words remind the world that greatness lies within, and through wisdom, perseverance, and a positive mindset, anyone can achieve their dreams and leave a lasting legacy.
"Love sees more with its eyes closed than hate with its eyes open."
"A muddied diamond is better than an unsullied pebble."
"Fish are small, but do not drown in the sea. Ships are big, but sink in the ocean."
"If you despise your people, you will disregard them. If you hate your people, you will harm them. If you esteem your people, you will serve them. If you love your people, you will even die for them."
"We only fall on our face to learn how to rise on our feet."
"Don't be afraid of criticism, the tallest trees are always confronted by the strongest winds."
"Small people have small minds, and thus deride big dreamers. Small people have small hearts, and thus disparage big chancers. Small people have small souls, and thus disdain big achievers."
"What you conquer in your youth is your trophy in adulthood."
"You cannot catch a whale and a fish with the same bait."
"Dream the impossible. See the impossible. Pursue the impossible. Achieve the impossible."
"Knowledge is air to the wise. Wisdom is poison to a fool."
"No matter how ugly a fruit is, worms will seek it out."
"It is possible to draw a straight line with a crooked pencil."
"One friend in a storm is worth more than a thousand friends in sunshine."
"A star does not cease to be a star because it is surrounded by darkness."
"Beware of befriending wolves; remember, they are only loyal to their appetite."