T.r.u.s.t

T.r.u.s.t
"T.r.u.s.t"

Always In People

Who o Through

"P.a.i.n"

Because

You Learn

What Is

"L.i.f.e" ...
  

Jun, 15 2010     114 chars (1 sms)     2639 views       Inspirational

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What lies behind us and what lies before us
are tiny matters when compared to what lies
within us..!
Losers make promises they often break.

Winners make commitments they always keep.
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.
There are two primary choices in life: to accept conditions as they exist, or accept the responsibility for changing them
A Man Brought A Race Horse & Put Him In A Barn With A Big Sign
“THE FASTEST HORSE IN THE WORLD". . .

He Didn’t Exercise The Horse Nor Train It In Gud Shape.

When He Entered The Horse In A Race & It Came Last. . .

He Quickly Changed The Sign To
“THE FASTEST WORLD FOR THE HORSE”


Moral:
BY INACTION OR NOT DOING WHAT SHUD BE DONE. . . PEOPLE FAIL & THEY BLAME LUCK...
When We Multiply
Tiny Pieces Of
Time With Small
Increments Of
Daily Efforts
We''ll Find
We Can Accomplish
Magnificent Things

We Can Change The World ... (:
Rejoice In Our Suffering

Suffering Produces Preserverance

Preserverance Character

&

Character Hope . . .
Champions Aren''t Made In The Gyms.

Champions Are Made From Something

They Have Deep Inside Them

- A Desire, A Dream, A Vision
The Single finger

which wipes out our tears

during our FAILURES

is much better than the 10 fingers

which come 2gether

to clap for our VICTORY.

Value it
In every crisis there is a message.
Crises are nature''s way of forcing change--
breaking down old structures,
shaking loose negative habits
so that something new and better
can take their place.
Not Each & Every Feeling In Life
Can B Put Properly In Words.
Some Joys R Better Expressed In Silence,
Like A Smile Holds More Meaning Than Laughter.
You Can''t Cross The Sea
Merely By Standing The Sea
Don''t Let Urself
Indulge In
Vain Wishes . . .