The Unfortunate Thing

The Unfortunate Thing
"The Unfortunate Thing About

This World Is That The

Good Habits

Are Much Easier To Give Up

Than The Bad Ones"
  

Jun, 15 2010     122 chars (1 sms)     3225 views       Inspirational

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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...
I can close my eyes and see all I’m searching for..
I can know what lies ahead without opening the door..
Intuition guiding me I will take my time..
All my answers live within my heart and quiet mind.
Take chances, make mistakes. That''s how you grow. Pain nourishes your courage. You have to fail in order to practice being brave
"No candle loses its light while lighting another candle"
So never stop sharing and helping others because it makes ur life more meaningful.
The True Luck

Consist Not In Holding

The Best Of Cards At The Table

Luckiest Is He ,

Who Knows

Just When To Rise the Right Card
LiFe Is LiKe

RiDinG BiCycLe . . .

YoU dOn''T FaLl oFf

UnLeSs YoU sToP PeDdLiNg . . .
"Even A Small Dot Can Stop A Big Sentence...





But...





Few More Dots Can Give A Continuity..."





Amazing But True...
The Secret Of
Success


Is Not To Do As
Everyone


Success Is Often
Measured By


What Others Haven;t
Done ...
Optimistic people bring a sense of hope into world.

Encouraging people bring a new meaning to life.

They help you see past the clouds on a glooming day.

They bring sunlight everyday :)
Challenges Are Like Trees Seen Through A Running Train . . .
As You Approach Them They Grow Bigger, Once You Pass Them They Become Smaller! ! !
So Never Be Afraid Of Them
Life Is At Its Weakest
When
There''s More
Doubt Than Trust
But
Life Is At Its Strongest
When You Learn
How To Trust
In Spite Of
The Doubts ...
Never Compromises Ur Values & Beliefs,
Even If it Means
Risking Riddicule And Rejection

Be True To Urself
Live Ur Own Life
& Don’t Allow Others
To Decide What’s Best For U

If U Do, U’ll B Unhappy
B’coz U’re Untrue To Urself . . .