Attitude Makes U Defer From Others

Attitude Makes U Defer From Others

'The Main Difference Betweem
Attitude And Ego Is That

Attitude Makes U Defer From Others,
While Ego Makes U Alone From Othersâ€'
  

May, 22 2012     134 chars (1 sms)     5844 views       Inspirational

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Success means doing the best we can with what we have. Success is the doing, not the getting; in the trying, not the triumph. Success is a personal standard, reaching for the highest that is in us, becoming all that we can b
The purpose of life is not to be happy – but to matter, to be productive, to be useful, to have it make some difference that you have lived at all.
If u r PASSIONATE & HONEST ..U r bound to b kicked..
But at the same time, it dependzz..
Hw STRONG u r to tk tht knock &..
Still, MOVE ON ..!"
Our Eyes Are Placed
In front
Because
It Is More Important
To Look Ahead
Than
To Look Back ...
2 B Success In Life

Forgt D Prblms Dat U Face

But Don''t Forget

D Lessons Dat

Those Problems Tought 2 U
“If you’re too analytical, you’ll miss the miracle. If you’re too literal, you’ll miss the joke. Being too skeptical kills the fun. Being open-minded opens doors to a happier life..”
A mud pot filled wid Milk will alwayz rank higher than a Gold pot filled wid POISON...
Its not our outer glamour but our inner virtues that make us VALUABLE!
Success will never lower its standard 2 accomdate us,
we have to raise our standard to achieve it.
"for every bird god provides Food, But not their Nest"
When you are in light, everything will follow you......
But when you enter dark, Even your shadow will not follow you......

BeIng Urself . . . Stop Relying Others
The Difference Between

F A I L U R E

And

S U C C E S S

Is

Doing A Thing Nearly Right

A n d

Doing It Exactly Right ...
To Handle Yourself,

Use Your Head;

To Handle Others,

Use Your Heart.
When A Person Doesn''t Have Gratitude. . . Something Is Missing In His Or Her Humanity. . . A Person Can Almost Be Defined By His Or Her Attitude Toward Gratitude. . .