They Do Tomorrow''s

They Do Tomorrow''s
Winners:
They Do Tomorrow''s Work Today...

Averages:
They Do
Today''s Work Today...

Failures:They Do Yesterday''s Work Today-

Dr.Abdulkalam...
  

Jun, 15 2010     155 chars (1 sms)     3024 views       Inspirational

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An Optimist Is A Person
Who Sees
A Green Light Everywhere
While
A Pessimist Sees
Only the red stop light.
The Truly Wise Person
Is Color Blind ... :)
While we have the gift of life

it seems to me the only tragedy is to allow part of us to die

whether it is our spirit

our creativity

or

our glorious uniqueness.
U Better Live Ur Best
&
Act Ur Best Today
For Today
Is The Sure Preparation
For Tomorrows
&
All Other Tomorrow
That Follow
When Ur Commitment Is Deeper Than The Sea

And

Your Ambition Is Taller Than The Sky

Then

Ur Future Will Be Brighter Than The Sun . . .
Success Will Never Lower Its Standard To Accommodate Us
We Have To Raise Our Standard To Achieve It . . .

“For Every Bird GOD Provides Food, But Not In Their Nest”
Don''t Expect Anything
frm Life Expectations Hurt
When u Don''t Expect
Every Moment,Every thing

is a Surprise& Every Surprise Brings Happiness
Hold faithfulness and sincerity as first principles.

Then no friends would not be like yourself (all friends would be as loyal as yourself).

If you make a mistake, do not be afraid to correct it.
"Delay"

Is D Enemy Of Efficiency,

"Waiting"

Is The Enemy Of Utilisation.

So Don''t Delay Anything &
Don''t Wait 4 Anything

-Bill Gates
"Never Conclude A
Person By His
Present Status
Because Time Has
The Great Power To
Change A Useless
Coal Into A Valuable
Diamond..."
If You Limit Your
Choices Only to Wh8
Seems Possible Or
Reasonable,
You Disconnect
Yourself From Wh8 You
Truly Want And All That
Is Left A
Compromise ...
One Of The Sad Fact
Of Life . . .

"It''s Tough When
Someone Special Begins
To Ignore You,
But
It''s Even Tougher To
Pretend That You Don''t
Mind . . . "
The tragedy of life is some what like this. . .
Just when we get all the answers of life. . .
Life changes the Question''. . . . .