21 Life Lessons from History

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We don’t study history to memorize a bunch of boring dates. Instead, we want to learn about the shared experience of humanity and where we fit into it as individuals. In other words, we are looking for a gateway from the universal to our own experience.
Luckily, there is no shortage of essential life lessons to be gleaned from historical processes and events.

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[alfaproductions]

What an interesting video. You deserve way more views than you have right now. I hope you won't stop until you get what you deserve!

[hectorbartlett]

Tuco: (The Good The Bad and The Ugly): When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk!

[morgancasey]

Isn’t the House divided quote from Mark 3:25

[Luke-pkfe]

I think the house divided against itself goes back a little further than Lincoln

[danielrichwine]

I believe the Greek is better translated as I fear Greeks even when bearing gifts, not beware of Greeks bearing gifts

[OnizukaAllMighty]

Kind words and firm stand open the minds and the doors of all

[riordan]

"If your girl talks to you less, then she making another guy feel bless'
--Me

[MPerski]

“A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for”
- Dr Grace Hopper

She also said,
“There most dangerous phrase in the language is: It’s always been done that way”

[keningall]

These quotes are all so true yet time and again we fail to remember them for example the current situations with Russia & Ukrainian or China & Taiwan

[DirigoDuke]

You forgot one: “With great power there must also come — great responsibility!” ~Stan Lee. 😉

[johnrobinson]

Wonder why sheep let wolves control lives?