Pressure is nither good

Pressure is nither good
Pressure is nither good or bad.
You can convert pressure into
negative tension and worry-
or positive expectation and
enthusiasm. It''s a choice you make
yourself.
  

Jun, 15 2010     169 chars (2 sms)     1903 views       Inspirational

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A Mistake Increase
Your Experience And
Experience Decreases
Your Mistake. If You
Learn From Your Mistakes,
Then Other Will Learn
From Your Success.
Every

S U C C E S S

Is Built On The

A B I L I T Y

To Do

B E T T E R

Than

G O O D Enough
Feel The Difference

A Job Is Something U Do For Money
A Career Is Something U Do Based On An Inner Desire & Motivation

"Chase Ur Passion, Not Ur Pension"
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 . . . "
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 !!
There''s Nothing More

Beautiful Than A Rainbow

But It Take Both Rain

And Sunshine To Make One

If Life Is To Be Rounded

And Many Colored Like Rainbow

Both Joy And Sorrow

Must Come To It
I saw u sitting and crying..
so i asked u why ?
u dint answer..
i tried to hold ur hand..
but u walked away... wiping ur tears
then i realized we were sitting on my GRAVE !
Don''t See Others, Do Better Than Yourself .
Beat Your Own Recors Everyday,

You''ll Surely Get Success Beacause Success Is
A Fight Betwaeen You & Yourself."
Prayer Is Where An
Amazing Exchange
Happens ...
You Hand Over Your Worries
To ALLAH
&
HE Hands Over HIS PEACE
To You ... :)
The Man

Who Views

The World

At 50

The Same

As He Did

At 20

Has Wasted

30 Years Of His Life.
While building ur team,

search always for people

who luv to win.

if it is difficult to find,

atleast look for people

who hate to lose!
Rejoice In Our Suffering

Suffering Produces Preserverance

Preserverance Character

&

Character Hope . . .