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)     2385 views       Inspirational

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There 2 ways to
establish competitive
advantage

1. Do things better
than others

or

2. Do things
differently....
Celebrate Your
Success
And
Stand Strong
When
Adversity Hits...
For When
The Storm Clouds Come In
The Eagle Soar
While Other Birds
Take Cover ...
When A Person Doesn''t Have Gratitude. . . Something Is Missing In His Or Her Humanity. . . A Person Can Almost Be Defined By His Or Her Attitude Toward Gratitude. . .
How Can u Have
"Charisma" ? ? ?

Be More Concerned
About Making Others
Feel Good About Themselves

Than

You Are Making Them
Feel Good About You ...
Trust Urself
Cre8 d Kind Of Self Tht
U''ll b Happy 2 Live Wid
All Ur Lyf
Make d Most Of Urself
By Fanning d Tiny, Iner
Sparks Of Possibility In
2 Flames Of Achievements ... :)
Everybody Tells,
Mistake Is D 1st Step Of Success
Bt It Is Not True.
"The Correction Of Mistake"
Is The First Step Of Success
GOD HASNT PROMISED ;
SKIES ALWAYS BLUE.
SUN WIDOUT RAIN
JOY WIDOUT SORROW,
PEACE WIDOUT PAIN

BUT GOD HAS PROMISED;
STRENGTH FOR D DAY;
REST FOR THE LABOUR;
LIGHT FOR D DAY,
GRACE FOR THE TRAILS,
HELP FROM ABOVE,
UNFAILING SYMPATHY,
UNDYING LOVE......
Standing Down The Hill

Gazing At The Sky

How Will U Ever Reach ? ? ?

If U Never Try ! ! !
Chalenges In Life Come In 3 Broad Categories:
Easy

Difficult

&

Impossible

Those Wh o Take On Only The Easy Have A Safe & Boring Life

Those Who Take On The Difficult Have A Tough But Satisfying Life

&

Those Who Take On The Impoosible Are Remembered
Confidence On Self-

"I

Am

I N D E E D

A

K I N G

Because
I

Know

How
To

Rule

M Y S E L F"
There are only two important moments in a man''s life...

First
When he was born

n

Second
When he proves
Why he was born...
Self Respect

Can Be

A Extension

Of Your

Ego

Or

Priceless Virtue . . .