Oprah Winfrey

“The infrastructure is in place for your donations to help people be able to have their own money, have their own agency.”

Oprah reveals a moving story from her time spent at one of the resiliency hubs in Maui.

“From what I’ve seen and experienced, people’s spirits are still strong and ready to rise.”

“When you don’t know what to do, you do whatever you can.”

“All of us are living or striving to have the fullest expression of ourselves as a human being.”

“In your own life, when have you stepped forward while others stepped backwards?”

“I received it so fully, it expanded my own heart.”

“I’ve seen someone’s best self show up when they are under intense pressure, when the walls are closing in and there’s nowhere to grow but upwards.”

Oprah on the importance of loving yourself and finding your self-love language.

“I want to know what you’re doing for the holiday weekend. Are you beaching and then barbecuing?”

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“We have to leave the woulda, coulda, shouldas behind and lay the foundation for our healthiest, healthiest life span.”

Spoiler alert: It’s all about knowing you are enough.

“The thing that I value the most that my father has given to me is a sense of work ethic and integrity with that work.”

“Looking at life and death through the illuminating lens of gratitude is game changing.”

“This week, I’d like you to be mindful when you are about to say ‘I’m sorry’ if you haven’t actually done something wrong.”

“I want to wish everybody a happy Memorial Day as we pay homage to all the people who have served our country and given their lives in dedication to liberty and freedom for us all.”

“I am a better woman, a better human, because her life touched mine.”

In a wide-ranging discussion originally published in O, The Oprah Magazine, the queen of rock ’n’ soul tells Oprah about survival, faith, and why she “finally accepted” her status as a performing legend.

“But what I know for sure is that true success comes only when you’re happy and fulfilled doing the work. And the way to get there is by giving of yourself to other people.”

“Today, let’s also honor and celebrate all those people in our lives who have mothered us.”

“All wellness and well-being begins and ends with our breath.”

“This film is for your family, it’s for your friends; bring your cousins, your sisters, your mamas, too.”

“I’ve been really impressed with those of you who are doing the best to take care of your health.”

“Aging brings great gifts—like being able to do more things that you want to do rather than what you have to do.”

“I’ve been to many spas over the years—I’ve relaxed and retreated, deep-tissued and shiatsu’d, woken up with the birds for yoga and cardio, starved, meditated, cleansed. But never have I ever experienced anything like this,” she says.

“Keeping your true self protected and recognized is crucial, and so is seeing the truth in those we love.”

Easter signifies new life. And Oprah’s go-to gospel songs are sure to bring some soulful joy to yours this year.

“I am so pleased to be announcing that Oprah Daily is going to be a source of an extensive curriculum to help you fill your toolbox so you can navigate perimenopause and menopause equipped with greater insight.”

“Self-care shouldn’t have to come out of an imminent need for relief when everything comes tumbling down.”

Since 1996, Oprah has picked 100 books for Oprah’s Book Club and loved them all. Here are the handful that make her wish she could choose them all over again.

“What is something you’ve always wanted to do and now you’ve been inspired to do it?”