To ENCOURAGE is nt

To ENCOURAGE is nt
"To ENCOURAGE is nt the job of an ordinary persn..
It takezz COURAGE to stand up & guide..
Keeping ur painzz aside 4 the betterment of otherzz..!"
  

Jun, 15 2010     149 chars (1 sms)     2707 views       Inspirational

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Donot worry over what other people

are thinking about you.

They are busy worrying over what

you are thinking about them.
Smtims v think

why frenz keep frwarding msges 2 us

widout speaking wrds.

D reason is tat,

u hv got nthing big 2 say,

bt still want 2 say

i am alwys dere..:-):-)
Billboard on the side of the road:

"Keep your eyes on the road

and stop reading these boards"...!
Do U Know Why

d car''s WINDSHIELD is So Large

& d REARVIEW Miror is so Small?

Bcoz Ur PAST is Not As Important

As Ur FUTURE.

So,luk ahead & move on.
The Most Determinative & Motivating

Sentence Which Shud Always

Be Followed In Life.

The RACE Is NOT OVER

Because I Haven''t WON Yet.->
Life Is Like

A Flowing River Full Of
Opportunities ...

Its Up To You

Wether You Stand With The
Bucket Or A Spoon ...
If u hv problem in choice
just flip a coin in the air
it works not becoz it solves the problem
but while the coin is in air
u''ll know what ur heart is hoping!!
Never despise life''s fiery trials.
They are God''s ways of bringing out the best in you.

Always remember, you are like a Diamond.
And more a diamond is cut, the more it sparkles.
Door Knocks Twice.
Insider Asks:Who s Ther?
Ans:Its Me,..."OPPORTUNITY".
Insider:U R Wrong.Coz OPPORTUNITY Nevr Knocks Twice.
Remember it!!
Remember !!

Work For A Cause
Not For Applause

Live Life To Express
Not To Impress

Don''t Strive To Make
our Presence Noticed

Just Make Your
Absence Felt ...
Always celebrate your achievement whatever you achieved,no need to compare yourself with the others,because you will never achieve anything before time and more than your destiny. . .
In The Chase Between Cat & Mouse . . .
The Mouse Wins Mostly, B''coz The Cat Is Running For Its Food & Mouse For Its Life . . .
Remeber
Purpose Is More Important Than Need