Top 350 Ernest Agyemang Yeboah Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “A car with a small hole in its fuel tank unattended to shall see its fuel draining little by little and it shall only be left in the middle of a long journey! So is life! Mind the small things!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

152. “Don’t kill yourself when your scorching sun intensifies; the very hot sun is a very good recipe for a heavy rainfall.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

153. “True dexterity is not just in books; It is giving from above, we learn it, it is nurtured, it is applied and it is developed. He who does not know what has been giving to him from above, shall never know how to use what he has been giving effectively and efficiently.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

154. “Strive through your adversities with a tenacious mindset and a sincere heart and there shall surely be a great end when you get to the end unrelentingly. You shall surely leave a noble mark when you endure to the end and you shall surely smile in the end and ponder over how the journey to the end was. Note; there is no sweet fruit that is not the product of the dirty soil. No matter what, keep moving on!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

155. “Books have immortalized great minds. Books have kept ancients secrets alive. A world which least value books, least value the real essence of wisdom and least know how to preserve what is precious!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

156. “Each day you wake up, you wake up with billions around the world but when the sun sets, not all retire. It is a joyful privilege to note that you are a unique person among billions of people who wake up each day to walk on the surface of the earth. It is a noble responsibility to note that you have to use this privilege effectively.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

157. “For every nonsense that is written, there is a sense behind the ‘non’. Not until we go behind the ‘non’, we shall least see the sense. If we stand in front of the nonsense, the ‘non’ shall always face us. It may only take a step taking to go behind the ‘non’ to see the sense the ‘non’ is obstructing. There are so many people who quit so quickly just because they look at the non in front of the sense and they conclude that sense can never come after ‘non’.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

158. “It is far better to be seen by others as a sinner and plead fervently to Christ for salvation than to be regarded as a pious one and miss salvation! It is far better to be seen by others as wrong and seek to do what is right, than to be regarded as right when in reality, you might be heading towards a ditch!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

159. “Uncanny situations; reasons to ponder for action!”

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160. “Great songs are gone; unsung songs remain. Who will sing them?”

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161. “Comfort without action is only discomfort and dissatisfaction in latent action. It always seems we shall have a good tomorrow until a bad tomorrow comes.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

162. “Notwithstanding how long you shall keep thinking about it, action is what will make it a reality! When you dream, act! When you act, act well!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

163. “A great number of people wake up each morning with the thought of not just how to pay back, but how to consciously or unconsciously live in the past!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

164. “When you meet the real problems of life, think of the real lessons of life for the real lessons of life are in the real problems of life.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

165. “So many people accuse and mistreat others just because of their present state of life, as if life is just a one day journey, and they forget that the story line can change tomorrow!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

166. “If you take steps based on fantasies and illusions, you shall meet realities and remember the had I knows in sorrow.”

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167. “When silence become silent, it speaks silently but loudly.”

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168. “Anybody can choose to relax but somebody must choose to pursue.”

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169. “Common knowledge never attracts real awe and admiration.”

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170. “If people institute wrong institutions, wrong institutions do not just produce wrong people, but wrong people who understand and accept mediocrity as an institution.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

171. “If you want to know the real reasons behind that attitude, think of the thought behind that attitude.”

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172. “Wall your life, guard your heart and mind your mind! A life without a wall least blocks something! A mind without a wall accepts anything at all!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

173. “If only you can add just one great and distinctive thing to your life each day, you shall surely not just live and leave one great thing!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

174. “Book knowledge takes action based on reasons; common sense takes action based on the reason from the reasons!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

175. “People who don’t know the power of their mind shall only have power without power.”

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176. “Do not give much of your fears to the knife that cuts to bring out blood. Instead, fear the unseen knife that cuts deeper than the knife you see! The unseen knife that inflicts pain in the heart and leaves its indelible footprints on our minds! The unseen knife that is sharper enough to either unite or make all things fall apart. Fear this knife: words! It can make or mar you greatly or badly!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

177. “What a paradox it is, the sane causes more problems than the insane! It is! The real problems of the world do not come from the insane but, the sane!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

178. “Always be careful of your friend who loves your enemy; you either trust such a fellow for your life or for your death!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

179. “Founders never leave our memories for they leave indelible footprints on our minds. They give us the reasons to look back and ponder. They give us the reasons to look forward with the hope and aspirations to beating their footprints of distinctiveness. Their mistakes are our lessons and the reasons to reason.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

180. “Sometimes, how others look at it must not be how you should see it! Sometimes, how it means to others must not be how it should mean to you! It must have a different meaning to you, but positively, then you can understand people, the mission, and accomplish the vision with a good sense of humor, seriousness and understanding, insight, tenacity and distinctiveness!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

181. “If you have life, smile and pursue life! Don’t keep your smile; keep smiling! We only need just one great thing in life, and that is life! All else are mere wants to gratify and beautify life. The real beauty of life is in having life and knowing what real life is all about!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

182. “He who have less knowledge of what competition is about, will least have the knowledge as to how to win a competition.”

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183. “Turn your loneliness into singing and praying, and you shall realize that you are never alone at all.”

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184. “Learning is easy; misunderstanding makes it complex!”

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185. “We are bound to meet wrong things for wrong things are bound to meet us but, when things go wrong, don’t be wrong, let things be wrong.”

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186. “Be alert! Some people have problems. Don’t let them be your problem and don’t ever allow their problems to infect you through their words and actions! Stay happy!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

187. “Media: the tongue of a nation!”

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188. “Envy is an indispensable member of our society and somewhat a loyal friend of our society; its fruits can be sweeter or bitter; it pushes people to take different steps with different motive and understanding. Envy can be good, however, if there is one fearful enemy in our society we must arrest with all our true strength, wisdom and might, it must be envy!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

189. “Go! Yes, You! Go! I will not force you to like me; I will not force you to love me. Unconditional love has a condition inside it but there is no you in me. If I know my real me, then I know your real you. I know your value in me and I also know my value in you. If your value is not in me and my value is not in you, then I will not force you to like me; I will not force you to love me, so go!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

190. “The power of words is in the works of words. People are much more bonded by the works of words than words. The work of words is the trigger of words.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

191. “Do not be sad that all odds are against you; be happy that your real purpose is by you.”

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192. “The good news is that you are alive. The essential thing is that you must live.”

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193. “Excuses; the great chains that entangle purposeful life to the pillar of unpurposeful living.”

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194. “A simple change in mindset in a moment can change a whole set in a moment.”

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195. “The day time will stop moving, had I known and fulfillment will be the clock hands that will show many people the hour that passed and moment in which they are.”

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196. “Never ever seek for gratefulness from mankind, you shall always see ungratefulness. Do what you must do as a solemn duty and that is what you have to do!”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah

197. “The world of fantasy can always blindfold. Had I know is a gateway to the realities of life.”

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198. “The cloth of a person is never a true measure of his wisdom and understanding.”

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199. “Do not worry when situations get bitter. A bitter situation is a better teacher. The greatest lessons in life can least be found in comfort and much more in uncomfortable situations of life.”

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200. “Be not be discourage by the rejections. Do not stop because of anxiety; stop because you are done with the mission! Be not be down by the susurrant call of the masses to stop, halt or abort your true purpose when you are convinced within your innermost man of how true your purpose is. A true purpose is mostly to a greater extent rejected, spat upon and seen as unworthy cause by the masses until they come to a later realization of how true it is to be accepted.”

— Ernest Agyemang Yeboah