MANENO TU

1. "Be careful whom you trust; salt and sugar look alike."
— Japanese Proverb

2. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
— Martin Luther King Jr.

3. "An army of sheep led by a lion will defeat an army of lions led by a sheep."
— Arabic Proverb

4. "The only way to deal with this unjust world is to rebel against it."
— Albert Camus

5. "Those who seek to control others are often those who cannot control themselves."
— Marcus Aurelius

6. "If something goes wrong, fix it. But train yourself not to worry—worrying never fixes anything."
— Ernest Hemingway

7. "The one who lives for others will be remembered far longer than the one who lives only for himself."
— Leo Tolstoy

8. "Wisdom is knowing when to speak, and intelligence is knowing when to stay silent."
— Socrates

9. "A broken heart teaches you lessons that success never will."
— Khalil Gibran

10. "Beware of those who apologize quickly; they often do so to end the conversation, not because they truly mean it."
— Paulo Coelho

11. Communication isn’t only about your words—it’s about your tone and delivery
How you say something often matters more than what you say.

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