Success is like a

Success is like a
Success is like a train.
It has several compartments: Hardwork, Focus, Luck, etc.
but leading all those is the engine of confidence.
So keep it fit
  

Jun, 15 2010     151 chars (1 sms)     3494 views       Inspirational

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The runner up says, its possible but its difficult, The winner says, its difficult but its possible. Attitude matters
''HAVE A WINNING ATTITUDE''
When asked:
"what is forgiveness?"

A little girl gave this lovely reply:
"Its the sweet scent a flower gives after being crushed".
The Shortest Distance Between A Problem And It''s Solution
Is The Distance Between Ur Khees & Floor
The 1 Who Kneels 2 ALLAH(SWT)Cn Stand Up 2 Anything
IF U R Born Poor, Its not ur Mistake..........


BUT IF U DIE Poor , Its UR MISTAKE...
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!!
Gratitude is an essential component of a life that''s filled with joy
and meaning and richness. Whenever, wherever you choose gratitude, it
always makes life better.
When God Drops Needles
And Pins Along Your Path In Life,
Don''t Avoid Them.
Pick Them Up And Collect Them.
They Were Designed
To Teach You To Be Stronger!
Bright Be The Road U R Walking,

Light Be The Load U R Carrying,

Sweet Be The Home U R Staying,

Happy Be The Day U R Foreseeing
The world is a great mirror. It reflects back to you what you are. If you are loving, if you are friendly, if you are helpful, the world will prove loving and friendly and helpful to you. The world is what you are.
Many of life''s
circumstances r
cre8ed by 3 basic
choices ..

1. The disciplines U
choose to keep
2. The ppl U choose to
be with
&
3. The laws U choose
to obey (:
Giving up doesn't always mean you are weak;
sometimes it means that you are strong enough to let go...!!!
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 . . . "