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What does this old adage mean:?

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" Life is a self-fulfilling prophecy".

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life is what you make it

with your words you speak and say certain things about yourself wether good or bad they become your reality
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it means: life is! what you make of it!
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Life is what you make it...

So what you choose to do (meaning, self) is what happens (fulfills)
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You're born, you live, you die. Prophesy fulfilled.

*sigh* It's not "life is what you make of it".

All living creatures die at some point. The prophesy of life is death in the end, thus all life fulfills its own prophesy by ceasing living.
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It means that in life everyone has a purpose or that everyone can reach their goals and stuff?
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It means, whatever you say will happen will happen.
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it means you get out of life what you put in to it, if you think you will live a mediocre life your probably will, if you work hard towards getting all in life that you want, then this is more likely your outcome

life...is ... a ... self... fulfilling... prophecy
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Well I know a self-fulfilling prophecy is a prediction that directly or indirectly causes itself to become true.
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that if you keep a negative attitude then you will promote negativity in your life, promote positivity and you will have a positive life. Its a lot like the adage, Attitude is latitude
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