Beyoncé Knowles-Carter is known worldwide for being a pop music icon, since her beginnings in the R&B female group, ‘Destiny’s Child’, she has not only achieved success in the musical and acting sphere, but in addition to working as a businesswoman and designer.
If you want to know more about this artist’s way of thinking, keep reading; here you will find a selection of Beyoncé’s best phrases commented.
Being an icon of contemporary feminism, she carries messages of empowerment in her songs, as well as all the nuances that exist in relationships and relationships in general. As a tribute, we bring a compilation of Beyoncé’s best phrases.
14. My mother always taught me to be strong and never be a victim. Never make excuses. Never expect anyone else to tell me things I know I can do for myself.
An example that prompted her to look for a future of which she was the owner.
15. My mother taught me the principles of hard work, setting my own goals, and envisioning my future.
Parental education is essential for children to face the world favorably.
16. They don’t give you power. You must take it.
Don’t wait for opportunities to come to you out of nowhere, look for them on your own.
17. I can never be ‘safe’, I always try to go against the current.
Trying to prove to everything and to herself that she can always be original.
18. I accept my mistakes. They make me who I am.
Errors are what make us understand what we need to do.
19. There is definitely a dangerous feeling when you are in love. It’s about giving your heart to another person and knowing that they have control over your feelings. I know for myself, I always try to be so tough.
Falling in love brings with it vulnerability, it is inevitable.
20. I don’t use backup tapes when I’m singing and dancing on stage. I can do cartwheels and sing.
If you have seen any of this singer’s performances, you will know that she is a real artist.
21. We all have our imperfections. But I’m human, and you know, it’s important to focus on other qualities besides external beauty.
Beauty is in unusual things, which is why it is important to embrace our so-called ‘imperfections’.
22. Take time to define yourself and your value. If you’re having a hard time doing that, ask yourself: What is something I would say to someone I love?
try to take the advice we give to others, for ourselves.
23. I created the clothing line to reinforce the message of women’s empowerment through fashion.
Talking about the main purpose behind creating her clothing line.
24. We have to pay attention to what we eat. Food is like fuel. If you don’t put enough in, you will have a breakdown. It’s as simple as that!
Food is our greatest source of energy for our body, let’s keep it as clean as possible.
25. We are tired of men and women in our community being killed. It is in our hands to take a stand and demand that they stop killing us.
Using her powerful voice against the injustice to the way people of color are treated.
26. You can’t enjoy the good times without the bad.
Bad moments help us appreciate with greater intensity the wonderful moments we have.
27. I don’t like betting, but if there is only one thing I am willing to bet on, it is myself.
The only bet worth making.
28. It is very liberating to really know what I want, what really makes me happy and what I cannot tolerate.
The personal freedom we all need to find and hold on to.
29. I think it is healthy for one to get nervous. It means he cares, that you’ve worked hard, and he wants to put on a good show. You just have to channel all that energy into the concert.
Nerves are a sign that we are still excited about what we do.
30. For me, it’s about the way I behave and the way I treat other people.
Kindness is what speaks most for us in the world.
31. Do what you were born to do. You have to trust yourself.
Find what you are passionate about and go for it.
32. Thank God I found good in goodbye.
Saying goodbye to something or someone helps us take a weight off our shoulders and welcome new opportunities.
33. Be healthy and take care of yourself, but be happy with the things that make you yourself.
It’s okay to look for ways to improve, but we have to be careful with what we do that could harm our health.
34. Everyone experiences pain, but sometimes they need to feel uncomfortable for transformation.
Every important change brings discomfort, but we must focus on the fact that the result will be worth it.
35. I have two different sides to my personality. I decided to give my fans what they want and who they are used to, who is the person in each video and the person in ‘madly in love’ who is Sasha Fierce.
Talking about his alter ego, Sacha Fierce.
36. A true diva is graceful, talented, strong, brave and humble.
We can be powerful and humble at the same time, while remembering that we are just as human as everyone else.
37. I have learned that I am the only one responsible for taking care of myself.
The direction we take in our lives is in our hands.
38. I wondered if I betrayed my fears, ended my doubts, committed to my faith. I can marry my dreams.
The moment we realize that fear cannot stop us is when we know we can achieve anything.
39. We don’t need sympathy. We need everyone to respect our lives.
Life is sacred and no one should impose themselves on others.
40. It’s the essence of Ivy Park, celebrating all women and their bodies as they strive to be better.
The spirit behind the Queen B fashion line.
41. The reality is: sometimes you lose. And you’re never too good to lose. You are never too big to lose. You are never too smart to lose. Happens.
Defeats and failures come to everyone, it is a natural process on any path you want to take.
42. Take away all the rules. How can we live if we don’t change?
It is impossible to improve if we do not evolve over time.
43. My message behind this album was to find beauty in imperfection.
A powerful message for all women who feel bad if they do not meet the beauty stereotype.
44. If I weren’t an artist I would be a beauty editor or therapist. I love creativity, but I also like to help others.
Taking art and the will to help hand in hand.
45. I don’t like unreal people around me at all.
Honesty will always be preferable to any illusion that it looks ‘perfect’.
46. We have to teach children the rules of equality and respect, so that when they grow up, gender equality becomes natural.
Respect for others begins with the education given to children at home.
47. I love my job. But it’s more than that: I need it.
His work is a reflection of what he loves to do most in the world.
48. As soon as I accomplish one thing, I set my goal higher…that’s how I got to where I am.
Without stopping before any obstacle or goal achieved.
49. Your self-esteem is determined by yourself. It doesn’t depend on what surrounds you.
Self-esteem is a reflection of how we feel about ourselves.
50. I firmly believe that if you work hard, whatever you want, it will come to you. I know it’s easier said than done, but keep trying.
Anything you want to do in life takes hard work to become a reality.
51. The most attractive thing a woman can have is confidence.
Confidence reflects how powerful we feel inside.
52. When I see all the young actresses who go on slimming diets, I don’t understand. Why do they want to be filiform at all costs when it is not their nature?
Beauty stereotypes have caused more damage to people’s self-perceived image and no benefit.
53. I no longer have to work thinking about what others expect. I already put enough pressure on myself!
Be your biggest motivator.
54. We have to step forward as women and take the initiative.
If you want something, take the first step to get it.
55. Every person you meet will want something different from you. The question is: what do you want for yourself?
The most important thing you should focus on is making yourself happy.
56. As you mature you realize that all those imperfections make you prettier.
Beauty comes first from within us, not from what others say.
57. I come from a lineage of broken relationships between men and women, abuse of power and mistrust. When I realized that, that’s when I was really able to resolve those conflicts in my own relationship.
We can’t change our family’s past, but we can learn the lessons and break the vicious cycle.
58. I felt like it was time to set my future, so I set a goal for myself. My goal was independence.
When you have independence you have the freedom to do what you want, but you must take responsibility for your actions.
59. Trust is very important, and not just in relationships.
Trust is the fundamental basis of any type of relationship we build.
60. I don’t like people who always say yes to me. I don’t like people who tell me what they think I want to hear.
Surround yourself with people who are honest with you, because they are the ones who really care about you.
61. I am human and I fall in love, and sometimes I am not in control.
You can’t control love when it arises.
62. We all have imperfections. But I’m human and, you know, it’s important to focus on qualities other than outer beauty.
What we call beauty is not only the external appearance, but what we project from within.
63. When I don’t feel well, I ask myself what I can do about it.
Queen B teaches us that it is better to focus on finding the solution to a problem, rather than making it bigger.
64. We have to teach girls that they can go as far as they humanly can.
There are people who give up because they create unrealistic expectations, instead of having firm goals.
65. I get nervous when I don’t get nervous. If I’m nervous, I know I’m going to have a good show.
Nerves can be an indicator that you want to do your best.
66. We all have our purpose, we all have our strengths.
It’s just a matter of finding out and working on them.
67. Now my arms, my shoulders, my breasts and my thighs are fuller. I have a mommy belly, and I’m in no hurry to get rid of it. She is real.
Talking about the normal and expected changes in a woman’s body when she gives birth.
68. What does fear taste like? To success. I haven’t achieved anything without a little taste of fear in my mouth.
A very positive way of looking at fear.
69. I am very attracted to someone who makes me laugh and is charming.
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