Introduction:

                More than 400 years have elapsed since William Shakespeare's death. However, the well-known writer and actor's immortal lines, which have been translated into more than 100 languages, will endure forever. The 16th-century writings of Shakespeare about life, love, happiness, and hatred still have relevance today.

5 important life lessons:

             1. "Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice." -- Hamlet. Translation? Talk to few people while paying attention to everyone else. The tendency to listen with the intention of responding rather than understanding is all too common. Listening is one of the purest kinds of respect, so try to genuinely hear what the other person has to say.

             2. "Ignorance is the only darkness there is." Twelfth Night. Translation? Not all ignorance is bliss. Unawareness has its role in life, for sure. But curiosity does, too! Become informed. Power comes from knowledge, right?

             3."For there is neither good nor bad; thinking creates both." : Hamlet. Translation? Nothing in and of itself is either good or harmful. Everything depends on how one views it. Perspective is important, you guys! "Is my glass half full or half empty?" is a question you should ask yourself.

           4. "Let mourning turn to anger. Enrage the heart instead of blunting it. — Macbeth. Translation? Transform your despair into preparation. In this scene, Macduff's family has just been murdered, and Malcolm is pressuring him to exact revenge. Now, we're not advocating that you kill everyone. But when something awful occurs, don't sit around crying! Allow your desire to accomplish something greater than yourself to be fueled by your melancholy.

              5. "Nothing will come out of nothing." King Lear .Translation?? You must take action if you want to succeed! If you wait around for things to happen in your life, nothing will ever happen. Live a fulfilling life by taking action.

Shakespeare's some best quotes:

          1."Give every man thy ear,but few thy voice".

          2."Nothing can come of nothing".

           3."What is past is prologue".

           4."I bear a charmed life".

            5."Boldness be my  friend".

            6."In time we hate that which we often fear".

            7."All the glisters is not gold".

            8."The fault….is not in our stars,but in ourselves".

            9."Brevity is the soul of wit".

           10."one may smile,and smil,be a villain".

         11."conscience doth make cowards of us all".

         12."Let me be that I am and seek not to alter me".

 “ Shakespeare is the only person who, in our opinion, made such tremendous use of his limited knowledge”.