In The Long Run You

In The Long Run You
In The Long Run You Hit Only What You Aim At

Therefore

Though You Should Fail Immidiately

You Better Aim At Something Really High
  

Jun, 15 2010     139 chars (1 sms)     3203 views       Inspirational

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Waves Are Inspiring...
.
.
.
Not Because They Rise And Fall
.
But
.
Because Each Time They Fall,

They Always Try To Rise Again...!!
"ALmighty ALLAH . . .

When I Lose Hope Because My Plans Have Come To Nothing

Help Me To Remember That

Your Love Is Always Greater Than My Disappointments

And That Your Plans For My Life Are Always Better Than My Dreams

Aameen"
Living In The Favourable & Unfavourable Situation
Is Called Part Of Living

But

Smiling In All These Situations
Is Called Art Of Living . . . :)
Why we have so many temples if God is everywhere?

Air is every where but we need a fan to feel it.

Think it.
An Old Man''s T-Shirt Quote Read

"Iam Not 60"
"Iam 16 With 44 Years Of Experience"
Thats Attitude
Think Hatke..!

Success consists in being successful, not in having potential for success. Any wide piece of ground is the potential site of a palace, but there''s no palace till it''s built.
The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy
FULLSTOP IS NOT AN END
''COZ WE CAN WRITE A NEW
SENTENCE AFTER IT. SAME WAY
IN LIFE FAILURE IS NOT THE
REAL END BUT IT IS THE
BEGINING OF NEW SUCCESS..
Regretting Over Yesterday And Fear Of Tomorrow Are The Two Thieves Which Steal Our Present..
Live For Today..
Life Will Be Beautiful
It Is Easy In The World
To Live After The
World''s Opinion, It Is
Easy In Solitude After
Our Own,
But
The Great Man Is He,
Who In The Midst Of
Te Crowd Keeps With
Perfect Sweetness The
Independence Of
Solitude ... :)
PrIdE iS aN aDmIsSiOn Of WeAkNeSs ...

It SeCrEtLy FeArS aWl ThE cOmPeTiTiOn

AnD

dReAdS aWl RiVaLs ...

A ChaMpIon Is SoMeOnE

WhO GoEs So FaR

ThEy CaN''T Go AnOtHeR iNcH

&

ThEn ThEy gO tHaT InCh . . .