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)     2840 views       Inspirational

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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
"World Is Not A Parking Place,

It Is A Racing Track
Keep On Moving.

No Matter When & Where You Start

But Reach Your Goal & Make New Records.
Life is Like An Hourglass ...
Eventually,
Everything Hits
The Bottom
And
All You Have To
Do Is Wait It Out
Until
Someone Comes Along
&
Turns It Round ...

Life Is Not A Matter Of Milestone,
But Of Moments ...
It is our attitude at the beginning of a difficult task
which, more than anything else, will affect its
successful outcome.
The Grand Essentials Of Happiness Are ...

Something To Do,

Something To Love

And

Something To Hope For.
Perfection Is Achieved..

Not When

There Is Nothing More
To Add

But

When There Is Nothing
Left To Take Away ...
Regretting Over Yesterday And Fear Of Tomorrow Are The Two Thieves Which Steal Our Present..
Live For Today..
Life Will Be Beautiful
Agr Mei Chahta Tu Dunya K
Sary Yahodiyon Ko Khatam Kr
Sakta Tha Magr Mei Ne Un Mei Se
Kuch Ko Chor Dia Ta K Ap Jan Saken
K Me Unhe Q Mar Raha Tha.

Adolf Hitler
There 2 ways to
establish competitive
advantage

1. Do things better
than others

or

2. Do things
differently....
"Jis Kaam ko Pura krny ki Taqat na ho Usay apny Zimay mat lo"

"Raasta puchny se Sharm Mehsus na kro, Warna Manzil kho Betho gy"

"Bila Zarurat koi Cheez na Kharido Chahy woh Kitni hi Sasti kyun na ho"

"Kisi ko Haqarat ki Nazar se na Dekho, Yeh Waqt Tum pr B aa skta hy"
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Billboard on the side of the road:

"Keep your eyes on the road

and stop reading these boards"...!
You Can''t Cross The Sea
Merely By Standing The Sea
Don''t Let Urself
Indulge In
Vain Wishes . . .