She doesn't think it's a good idea to know the future, because you can hardly ever change it, so why suffer twice?

Never make predictions, especially about the future.

There is a danger of expecting the results of the future to be predicted from the past.

It's not to anybody's best interest to think about how they will be perceived tomorrow. It hurts you in the long run.

There are too many things we do not wish to know about ourselves.

Too Much Knowledge never makes for Simple Decisions.

You need to focus on what’s in front of you, what your character’s going through in that exact moment. I don’t want to know the future. I don’t want to know too far ahead.

The mind seeks clarity, but our souls prefer to wander into ambiguity. It's OKAY to not know your future. It's acceptable to have no idea what you want to do. Don't let anyone trick you into thinking otherwise.
An offer, opportunity, breakthrough, or brain wave could happen at any moment and change the trajectory of your life. Surely the key to life is being open to such a possibility.
Let none of us be fooled into thinking we need to know what the future holds. Everyone's been brainwashed into thinking they know or should know. We'll be alright if we simply keep moving forward. At least, that's what I keep telling myself. So next time someone asks about your five-year plan, maybe shrug your shoulders and admit, "I don't know - I'm happy to see where life takes me."

You can never plan the future by the past.

Never resign yourself to what the future holds. I coach too many individuals who have given up on trying to influence their future. They have abdicated responsibility, giving all kinds of lame excuses, blaming bad luck or other people for their lives to date and what the future holds.

You can destroy your now by worrying about tomorrow.

We cannot know the mystery of the future.

It's better not to know so much about what things mean or how they might be interpreted or you'll be too afraid to let things keep happening.

Predicting the future is a hopeless, thankless task, with ridicule to begin with and, all too often, scorn to end with.