How can Oprah Winfrey's thoughts change your life?

A brief introduction to Oprah Winfrey:

Oprah Winfrey was born on January 29, 1954, in Kosciusko, Mississippi, United States of America; her full name is Oprah Gail Winfrey. She is an American talk show host, television producer, author, philanthropist, and actress. She was featured on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," a talk show broadcast from Chicago that aired from 1986 to 2011. The talk show ran for 25 years in national syndication. Winfrey was the richest African-American woman of the 20th century, and sometimes ranked as the most influential woman in the world.

 Incredible inspirational thoughts that changed Oprah Winfrey's life:

•  If you want to achieve your goals in life, you have to start with your soul.
•  It doesn't matter how you came into the world; it matters that you are here.
•  I always knew that I was destined to be great.
•  The reason that each one of us is successful is because someone is there to show him the way.
•  Do something you think you can't do, fail at it, try again; only those people don't fail; those who never do challenging things, this is your moment; embrace it.
•  Everything can be yours, just not everything at once.
•  Giving your best at this moment puts you at your best in the next moment.
•  You know you are on the path to success when you do your work without getting paid.
•  When I look to the future, it seems so bright that my eyes burn.
•  Breathe out and remind yourself that this is the only moment that is definitely yours.
•  Where there is no struggle, there is no power.
•  All I know is that if you do what you want and get that work done, the rest will follow.
•  Real honesty is doing the right thing, knowing that no one else knows you did it.
•  The biggest discovery so far is that a man can change his future just by changing his attitude.
•  Surround yourself with people who lift you up.
•  The more you appreciate and celebrate your life, the more you have to celebrate.
•  I'm black; I don't think of it as a burden, and I don't feel like it's a big responsibility on me. It's part of who I am, but it doesn't define me.
•  I still have my feet on the ground; I wear nice shoes on the bus now.
•  I think luck is the combination of preparation and opportunity.
•  I don't believe in failure. If you enjoyed the process, it's not a failure.
•  I don't consider myself a poor, underprivileged girl from a backward township who hasn't achieved anything big. I consider myself someone who knew from a young age that I was responsible for myself and had to do well.
•  As you become clearer about who you really are, you'll be better able to decide what's best for you in the first place.
•  Be thankful for what you have. You will have more. If you focus on what you don't have, you will never have enough.

•  Lots of people want to ride in fancy cars with you, but you want someone who's willing to ride the bus with you when the car breaks down.