7 Lessons To Learn From The Movie “This Lady Called Life”.

This movie came out in 2020, starring amazing actors such as Bisola Aiyeola, who is the lead character, Efa Iwara, Tina Mba, Wale Ojo, and Jemima Osunde. A captivating storyline brought into action by amazing actors.

I bet whoever has watched this movie will be sure to say that this movie is not just centered on love alone, but it has a lot to teach about family and passion.

I learned a lot from this movie, which I bet you did as well if you’ve watched it. So I’ll be sharing 7 lessons I learned from the movie “This lady called Life”

• That your family will always be your family. Someone once said, a family is a group of people related by blood or adoption who are meant to put up with each other even without their approval for life.

• Be Good At What You Do And Pursue It: You see that passion, you see that thing that drives you, that thing you love to do, create time for it, master it, be good at your craft, and don’t hide what you have, show it to the world. Keep in mind that you are too good to be hiding.

• Love Is Beautiful: I don’t care what your belief is, or what you may have experienced in life, I just want you to know that Love is a beautiful thing and I pray you to find it, and when you do, please keep it, treasure it and thank God every day for it.

• Your Baggage Doesn’t Define You: Your problems don’t define you, you are not your flaws, nor your mistakes. You are amazing, you are talented, you deserve the best, so don’t settle for less, cause of your baggage, go get that dream.

• Don’t Pass Your Pain To Others: Even if you are going through hell, please don’t pass your pain, just cause someone hurt you, shouldn’t make you hurt another person. Don’t pass the same hurt that was thrown to you to others. People learn from their mistakes, learn from yours, don’t pass yours.

• A Child Is A Gift, Not A Mistake And Should Be Treated As One: I don’t need to say much about this, no matter the circumstance that child came to live in, that child is a gift, not a mistake, treat him/her like one, and you will never regret it.

• Ignorance Is A Deadly Disease: They might not have taught you this in school, but take it from me, it kills faster than fear. Ignorance can put you in a dangerous situation for a long time, and you will not still be aware that you are on a dangerous path. You can be anything in this life, but please don’t be ignorant.

I must say Nollywood is stepping up their game, and I can say it with my chest anywhere. I love this movie and if you have not seen it, please do, okay? I didn’t want to be a spoiler, so I tried my best to give you these lessons without telling you how the movie goes.

How do you think I did? ( in terms of spoiling) good, bad, do let me know in the comments section below, and also if you’ve happened to watch it, please let me know what you learned as well, down there, yes, in the comments section.