C Liberia Clearly 7 Life Lessons Series with Movie Producer Love Weah: Be with a man that loves you a little more than you love him. As women we tend to do a lot when we are in love so if he loves you a little more, I believe he will meet you half way.

Movie Producer Love Weah

C Liberia Clearly presents "7 Life Lessons" series, interviewing prominent individuals within the Liberian entertainment industry. Today, we had a one on one with movie producer Love Weah. Check out below.

Could you tell our audience 7 lessons you have learned out of life?

1. Never put your happiness in the hands of others. You are in control of your happiness and your destiny.

2. Take the time to truly listen to that little voice because your intuition is almost always right.

3. Be with a man that loves you a little more than you love him. As women we tend to do a lot when we are in love so if he loves you a little more, I believe he will meet you half way.

4. Look out for those who look out for you. Life is to Short to spend your time checking for people who are not checking for you.

5. Your family will disappoint you. You don't have to get used to it but learn to expect it.

6. Don't be afraid of changes.

7. Love hard and worry less.

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