Avoiding something

Avoiding something
Avoiding something doesn''t always

mean that you hate it...

it could also mean that you want it,

but you just know that it isn''t right...
  

Jun, 14 2010     148 chars (1 sms)     2836 views       Inspirational

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There 2 ways to
establish competitive
advantage

1. Do things better
than others

or

2. Do things
differently....
An Arrow Can Be Shot

Only By Pulling It

Backward.

So Whenever Life Pulls U

Back,

Dont Worry.

It''s Going 2 Lead

U Forward To Victory.
Frustration
Aggressiveness
Insecurity
Loneliness
Uncertainty
Resentment
Emptiness

These Are The Elements Of The (F-A-I-L-U-R-E) Mechanism.

These are the enemy.
ItS A FiNe ThIng

To HaVe A aBiLiTy

BuT

ThE AbIlITy To

DiScOvEr AbIlItY in OtHeRs

Is ThE TrUe TeSt ... :)
Happiness keeps You Sweet,
Trials keep You Strong,
Sorrows keep You Human,
Failures keep You Humble,
Success keeps You Glowing,

But Only GOD keeps You Going!
4 Hardest Tasks on Earth are
Neither Physical nor Intellectual Feats but
They are Spiritual Ones:

To Return Love for Hate.

To Include the Excluded.

To Forgive Without Apology.

To be Able to say I Was Wrong.
Life just happens this way,
some things goes your way,
and most of the things the other way,
but see the life with a view of an optimist,
to live the life to its fullest.
Efforts May Fail,

But Don''t Fail To Make Efforts,

Great Things Always Come Late,

Believe In Yourself.

There Is No Shortcut To Success
Feel The Difference

A Job Is Something U Do For Money
A Career Is Something U Do Based On An Inner Desire & Motivation

"Chase Ur Passion, Not Ur Pension"
Luv The Ppl Who Luv You

Coz

They Something In U, Develop It

Luv The Ppl Who Hate U

Coz

They Hate Something In U, Change It . .
There are only two important moments in a man''s life...

First
When he was born

n

Second
When he proves
Why he was born...
We Should Be Taught Not To Wait
For Inspiration To Start A Thing . . .
Action Always Generates Inspration
Inspiration Seldom Generates Action . . .