Success Isn''t A

Success Isn''t A
Success Isn''t A Matter Of Being D Best

& Winning D Race.

Success Is A Matter

Of Handling D Worst

& Still Finishing D Race.
  

Jun, 15 2010     135 chars (1 sms)     2026 views       Inspirational

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There''s Nothing More

Beautiful Than A Rainbow

But It Take Both Rain

And Sunshine To Make One

If Life Is To Be Rounded

And Many Colored Like Rainbow

Both Joy And Sorrow

Must Come To It
Throw your dreams into space like a kite,

and you do not know what it will bring back,

a new life, a new friend, a new love, a new country.
success is nothing more than a few simple DISCIPLINES practiced daily. and failure is nothing more than a few small errors repeated daily.
There are two ways of meeting difficulties: you alter the difficulties,
or
you alter yourself to meet them.
Conscience is a salt of life

and Imagination is sweet of life.

Conscience keep life safe

and imagination brings sweetness 2 life.

A proper balance is Art of Life.
There are two primary choices in life

1) To accept conditions as they exist,

or

2) accept the responsibility for changing them
When u believe someone deeply, Misunderstanding arises ,
but dnt feel for it
Because Some Misunderstandings
are needed 4 good understanding.
Its a secret... (:
Zindagi K Bade Ghamo

Ko Chota Aur Choti

Khushiyo Ko Bada Karna Sekho...!
As you travel through life

Your dreams will guide you

Determination will get you there

And love will provide the greatest scenery of all.
The way I see it is you have two choices in life; you can be grateful for everything life has given you or you can be resentful for everything life has done to you. Your degree of happiness is directly proportional to the conviction of your choice
"The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit."..

so keep on trying..hold on tight..afterall this is life!!!!!!!!!
Every Truth Passes Through Three Stages
Before It''s Recognized
In The First It''s Ridiiculed
In The Second It''s Opposed
In The Third, It''s Regarded As Self Evident . . .