Language

Language
Language has a great impact:
Those who speak rude, can't sell honey,
but those who speak sweet can even sell chilies
  

Feb, 17 2013     116 chars (1 sms)     4945 views       Inspirational

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Chang is nature of Life, But ''Challenges'' is Aim of Life.
So u have 2 Challnge the Change, Not Change the Challenge.[RT]
The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack in will.
The Size Of Candles
May Differ But They
Yield The Same
BRIGHTNESS
Its Not The Matter Of
Your Position, Nut Your
Ability That SHINES ... (=
LiFe Is TrAvElLeD OnLi OnCe..2dAy''s MoMeNt BeCuMs 2mOrOw''S MeMoRy...EnJoY EvRy MoMeNt..No MaTtEr GoOd Or bAd ....CoZ D gIfT Of LiFe Is LiFe ItSeLf!!!
When Flood Comes

"Fish Eat Ants"

When Flood Goes Down

"Ants Eats Fish"

Time Matters ...

"GOD Gives Opportunity
To Everyone ..."
If
You
Don''t
Invest
Very Much,

The
Defeat
Doesn''t
Hurt
Very Much

And

Winning
Is Not
Very Exciting ...
Growing Seed Makes
NO SOUND,
But
Falling Tree Makes
HUGE NOISE
Destruction Has Noise,
Creation Is Always
Quiet ,

This Is The Power Of
SILENCE !!
Mark Willson Said
"To Be The Subject oF Jealousy iS The Sign oF Failure iN Life,
And
tO Be The Object oF Jealousy iS The Sign oF Success iN Life" ;->
Always Try To Prove
That
You Are Right

But

Never Attempt To
Prove
That
Others Are Wrong ...
We Are What Our
Thoughts Have Made
Us
So
Take Care About
What You Think
Words Are Secondary
Thoughts Live, They
Travel Far ... !!
If A Problem Can Be
Solved

Then

There''s No Need For
Worrying

And

If A Problem Cannot Be
Solved

Thn

What''s The Use Of
Worrying ???

Cheers ... :)
Choose to love
rather than hate

Choose to smile
rather than frown

Choose to build
rather than destroy

Choose to persevere
rather than quit

Choose to praise
rather than gossip

Choose to heal
rather than wound

Choose to give
rather than take

Choose to act
rather than delay

Choose to forgive
rather than curse

Choose to pray
rather than despair . . .