Never Be Afraid To

Never Be Afraid To


Never Be Afraid To Try

Remember

Amateurs Built The Ark

Professionals Built The Titanic ...
  

Jun, 15 2010     105 chars (1 sms)     2706 views       Inspirational

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The happiest people in the world are not those who have no problems,
but those who learn to live with things that are less than perfect.
Happiness always looks small
when you hold it in your hands ...
But when you learn to share it ,
you will realize
how big and precious it is!!
Success belongs to those people who know to fight for it.......and never give up.......until they succeed.
GOLDN WRDS by SIR MARTIN LUTHER KING:

if u cant Fly, RUN!

if u cant Run, WALK!

if u cant Walk, CRAWL!

But watevr u do..

Keep on Moving 2wards ur GOAL!
khudi pe naaz ha itna kbhi mur k nahin dekha jisy keh dun tu mera ha usy hona bhi parta ha
Simple Yet Effective ...

A Journey Of

1000 Miles

Begins With

A Single Step ...
"The Unfortunate Thing About

This World Is That The

Good Habits

Are Much Easier To Give Up

Than The Bad Ones"
The art of living does not consist
in preserving and clinging
to a particular mood of happiness,
but in allowing happiness
to change its form without
being disappointed by the change;
for happiness, like a child,
must be allowed to grow up.
Kind Words Dont Cause
Mch
They Nvr Blister The
Tongue Or Lips
They Make Othr Ppl
Good-Natures They
Also Produce Their
Own Image On Men''s
Soul & A Beautiful 1 :)
Through my eyes.

I read between the lines.Look past the truth and into the lies.

As the world keeps turning I keep on learning .

How to get through life without crashing and burning !!
~ Golden Rule ~

You Can Win Life
By All Means
If You Simply Avoid
Two Things

"Comparing"
&
"Expectation" (:
Shoes we wear are sold in a.c showrooms..
vegitabl;es that we eat are sold on footpaths...

pizza reaches faster than an ambulance,
life is always strange!!
You Cannot Change Your Future . . .


But

U Can Change Ur Habbits . . .

And

Sure Ur Habbits Will Change Ur Future . . .