Salamina Mosese has educated her followers and other social media users on how to know if something great is happening in their lives.

The renowned actress made this known in a recent social media post on her verified social media handle on the popular social media platform, Twitter.

According to her, anything great requires focus, effort and time. This suggests that as an individual if you see yourself dedicating much focus, effort and time towards a particular thing just have it in mind that some great would eventually happen.

This could also be said to mean that in order to have something great happening in your life, what you need to do is to be very focused, invest much effort and dedicate some thing to the area or thing that you want to be great.

The post she made reads;

“Anything truly great takes focus, ongoing effort and time.”

"Anything truly great takes focus, ongoing effort and time."

— Salamina Mosese (@salaminaM) April 9, 2021

In an earlier post, she talked about what a wonderful life really entails.

The actress who is also a media personal shared her thoughts on this in a recent post she made on her verified social media handle on Instagram.

According to her, so often in life, the simple moments are the ones we remember and value most. The post she made reads;

“Life doesn’t have to be extravagant to be wonderful. So often, the simple moments are the ones we remember and value most.”

Meanwhile, she once spoke about the greatest loss in life in her latest post.

The renowned actress and media personality shared this post on her verified social media handle on Twitter.

According to her, death is not the greatest loss in life as many people think, adding that the greatest loss in life is what dies inside a person while they live.

The post reads;

” “Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live.” N. Cousins”

Salamina Mosese has shared her thoughts about how people can change the world.

The renonwed South African actress shared this post on her verified social media handle on the popular soci al media platform, Twitter.
The post she made reads;

“When you see someone doing a first-class job, do not hold back. Unleash your appreciation. Share your fascination. And tell them they’re awesome. You’ll change the world this way.”

"When you see someone doing a first-class job, do not hold back. Unleash your appreciation. Share your fascination. And tell them they’re awesome. You’ll change the world this way."

— Salamina Mosese (@salaminaM) April 7, 2021

In an earlier post, she talked about what a wonderful life really entails.

The actress who is also a media personal shared her thoughts on this in a recent post she made on her verified social media handle on Instagram.

According to her, so often in life, the simple moments are the ones we remember and value most. The post she made reads;

“Life doesn’t have to be extravagant to be wonderful. So often, the simple moments are the ones we remember and value most.”

Meanwhile, she once spoke about the greatest loss in life in her latest post.

The renowned actress and media personality shared this post on her verified social media handle on Twitter.

According to her, death is not the greatest loss in life as many people think, adding that the greatest loss in life is what dies inside a person while they live.

The post reads;

” “Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live.” N. Cousins”

‘I’m A Happy, Happy Woman’ – Salamina Mosese

Salamina Mosese has labelled herself as a very happy woman in her latest social media post.
The renowned actress made this post on her verified social media handle on the popular micro-blogging site, Twitter.

Sharing some lovely photos of herself, she suggested she had a really nice, awesome and adorable time with her family on Valentine’s Day.

Making the post, she wrote;

“Sunday was a beautiful day. I’m a happy, happy woman. Grateful. A family Valentine’s”

Sunday was a beautiful day. I'm a happy, happy woman. Grateful.
A family Valentine's ?? pic.twitter.com/y0IpaPdBY8

— Salamina Mosese (@salaminaM) February 16, 2021

Making another post on her verified Instagram handle, she wrote;

“The little things in life matter…???
Also…Thank you @rozespatisserie for the delicious cake treats…they were an absolute hit!!
I appreciate the intro @rorisangevent ?????”

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A post shared by Salamina Mosese (@salaminamosese)

In a recent post, the actress took to social media to pen down an inspiring post for ladies.

The actress who is also an entrepreneur spoke about how women are made to feel they are not enough so they must always continue to strive for perfection.

According to her, women are enough adding that her post is just a reminder that their story is unique and the world needs to hear it.

The post she made reads;

“As women we often made to feel that we are not enough. We are made to feel like we should tirelessly continue to strive for perfection. When the truth is, we Are enough. This is just a reminder that your story is Unique and the world Needs to hear it.”

As women we often made to feel that we are not enough. We are made to feel like we should tirelessly continue to strive for perfection.
When the truth is, we Are enough.

This is just a reminder that your story is Unique and the world Needs to hear it.

— Salamina Mosese (@salaminaM) February 1, 2021

Life Is Too Short! Salamina Mosese Is Breaking Old Habits and Now Celebrates Every Single Day

There is no special moment to look forward to, the special moment is here. This is just one of the lessons that 2020 has taught us. Quite a number of our celebrities like Sonia Mbele have opened up about the lessons they took from the whole Covid-19 pandemic.

Actress and producer Salamina Mosese, has also learned a thing or two during these trying times. Normally in black communities, special plates, cups and cutlery were stored away waiting for special visitors or that once in a lifetime occasion.

Well, Salamina, has decided to start using those special dishes which she used to save for visitors. Her reasoning is that the pandemic has been too long and life altering. Besides, with the whole coronavirus scare going on, who still gets visitors?

“In other news…I’ve started using the dishes I save for the visitors. Life’s too short. This pandemic has been long. It’s also been life altering. Also…don’t laugh at me. I’m old school like that,” she said.