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Valuable Lessons From The Disney Princesses

You're never too old to learn a lesson or two from a Disney Princess.

Paige Bradley

Sep 20, 2016

Baltimore, Maryland

Valuable Lessons From The Disney Princesses

Jamie Leroy

It doesn't matter how old you are, you're never too old to learn valuable lessons from a Disney princess. Below, I've listed the most valuable lesson (in my opinion) that you can learn from each of the princesses.

1. Snow White

You can bring sunshine to the world and you should always try to find the goodness in people. Well, unless it's the evil witch offering you a poison apple.

2. Cinderella

Have courage to follow your dreams and live life to the fullest, like the clock is about to strike midnight.

3. Aurora

Don't talk to/trust strangers... except the super hot ones (I'm looking at you, Prince Philip).

4. Ariel

Don't let anyone steal your voice... stand up for what you want and believe in.

5. Belle

Never judge a book by its cover. Love people for who they are inside, rather than for their appearance.

6. Jasmine

Don't let anyone try to change you or tell you who you should be/what you want.

7. Pocahontas

Love and be accepting of everyone, even those who are different from us.

8. Mulan

You can do anything you set your mind to. Don't let others define you.

9. Tiana

Don't be afraid to chase your dreams, no matter how impossible they may seem.

10. Rapunzel

Always be yourself and NEVER give up on your dreams. It's okay to break out of your comfort zone.

11. Merida

Be brave, accept others for who they are, and remember that family is the most important.

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