Winning is not always

Winning is not always
Winning is not always about being at the first position..
Its doing better than what you did earlier..
  

Jun, 15 2010     104 chars (1 sms)     3255 views       Inspirational

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Hunger wakes u 2 work.

Failure makes u 2 achieve.
Poverty pushes u 2 earn.
Problems keep u alert.
Its just +ve attitude that makes lif sweeter & worthier!
Life Is Meant To Be Lived In
Eternal Joy,
Infinite Freedom,
Unconditional Love
n
Unbounded Awareness
Anything Less Is Utterly Missing
The Points Of Being Born
A Human ....
Take chances, make mistakes. That''s how you grow. Pain nourishes your courage. You have to fail in order to practice being brave
Luck is not in your hand
But;
Work is in your hand;
Luck never makes your work
But;
Work can make your luck.

So always trust in yourself...
When Thomas Edison Invented The Light Bulb,
He Tried Over 2,000 Experiments Before
He Got It To Work.

A Young Reporter Asked Him How
It Felt To Fail So Many Times. .
He Said,
" I Never Failed Once .
I Invented The Light Bulb.
It Just Happened To Be A 2,000 Step Process
FAce Challenges Confidently . . . Think
If I Cannot, Who Can . . .

But

After Winning B Humble Enuf To Say
I Can, Who Cannot . .
Folks May Call You
Different

They May Say That
You Can''t Win

But

It''s Not What''s On
The Outside

It''s What You Have
Within ...
The Future Is Like Heaven.

Everyone Exalts It,


But No One Wants To Go There Now.
While we have the gift of life

it seems to me the only tragedy is to allow part of us to die

whether it is our spirit

our creativity

or

our glorious uniqueness.
Learn frm a candle. which burn itself 4 lightening the others way. Live in such a way that even u die but always alive in the gr8 memories of others
Life Is All About A Card Game ...

Choosing The Right Card

Is Not In Our Hand ...

But

Playing Well With

The Cards In Hand

Determines Our Success ...
Destiny Is A
Combinition Of Your
Own Work & God''s Protection
You Cannot Sit Still &
Expect Thing To
Happen . . .