Jk Rowling's famous sayings

1. The more knowledge and strength you get from setbacks, the safer you will be in your future life. Unless you are suffering, you will not really know yourself, and you will not know how much iron between you. This knowledge is the real gift, they are more precious than any qualifications I have ever obtained, because these are the ones I have experienced after suffering.

2. We don't need magic to change the world. We have enough power in our hearts: that is, to imagine the world as a better force.

3. It is no longer a time to complain that parents are guiding themselves in the wrong direction. Now you are big enough to decide where you are going, and you have to take responsibility for yourself.

4. Poverty can cause fear, stress, and sometimes even depression. This means being careful, humble and a lot of hardships. It is indeed a matter of pride to get rid of poverty through your own efforts, but only fools can talk about poverty itself.

5. Failure gave me peace of mind, and this kind of peace is not passed smoothly through the test. Failure made me know myself. These can't be learned from other places.

6. Why do I say that failure is good? Because failure strips off those non-essential things, I no longer pretend to be myself, I have found the real me. I put all my energy into my most important and unique job - writing novels. If I have succeeded in other aspects before, then I may never make such a determination. I am free, because my greatest fear has become a reality, and I am still alive, with a lovely daughter, an old typewriter and a big dream. The lowest point in my life is also a solid foundation for my life. She warned young people: Never face hope when faced with setbacks.

7. When I was young, I liked the bad boys like Malfoy. When I grow up, I know that like Harry is kind enough to be worthy of love.

8. It is not our ability to decide our life, but our choice.

9. Poverty can cause fear, stress, and sometimes even depression. This means being careful, humble and a lot of hardships. It is indeed a matter of pride to get rid of poverty through your own efforts, but only fools can talk about poverty itself.