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10 Haley James Scott Quotes That Will Keep You Going

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Haley James Scott is a remarkable character through the One Tree Hill series. She is brave, courageous, bright, and overall a strong woman. She made the impossible happen by setting an example for any struggling young adult trying to find their way in this world. From becoming a mother at age 18 and still becoming a teacher four years later shows that anything is possible. So, here are ten quotes from Haley James Scott that will make you want to keep going.

1. "Life is short and opportunities are rare. And we have to be vigilant in protecting them and not only the opportunities to succeed but the opportunity to laugh, to see the enchantment and to live. Because life doesn't owe us anything, In fact, I think we owe something to the world."

2. "Now is the time for us to shine. The time when our dreams are within reach and possibilities vast. Now is the time for all of us to become the people we have always dreamed of being. This is your world. You're here. You matter. The world is waiting."

3. "The rest of your life is being shaped right now. By the dreams you chase. The choices you make. And the person you decide to be."

4. "We don't decide who we like. We just, it happens."

5. "Lifes too short to play games. If you love somebody and you wanna be with them then go get them. Deal with the mess later. We don't know what tomorrow will bring."

6. "Love means giving chances when there are no more chances to give."

7. "Ambition is good. Chasing things with integrity is good.... dreaming."

8. "It's been said that there is one word that will free us from the weight and pain in life. And, that word is love and I believe that."

9. "The day that you start thinking that love is overrated is the day that you are wrong."

10. "The only person that tear happy people down are those that are unhappy."

Chase your dreams, become a happier person, but most importantly, let things piece together because things get better with time and persistence. Just take every opportunity that is given to you like Haley James Scott and you will find yourself in all the right places.


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