Diappointments are

Diappointments are
Diappointments are like road humps,
they slow you down a bit but you enjoy the smooth road afterwards.
Don''t stay on the humps too long. Move on !!!!!!
  

Jun, 15 2010     155 chars (1 sms)     3673 views       Inspirational

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There are two kinds of people,

those that do the work and
those that take the credit.

Try to be in the first group,
there is less competition there

There is no market of buyers
For your sorrows
So, never advertise your feelings
It is useless
Be happy always
Always remember others may hate you but those who hate you don''t win unless you hate them. And then you destroy yourself.
Drop The Idea Of Becoming Someone,
Because
You Are Already A Masterpiece.
You Cannot Be Improved.
You Have Only To Come To It, To Know It, To Realize It...
Those Who
Try To Do Something
And
FAIL ..

Are Infinitely
Better Than

Those Who
Try To Do Nothing
And
SUCCEED ..
The Difference Between

F A I L U R E

And

S U C C E S S

Is

Doing A Thing Nearly Right

A n d

Doing It Exactly Right ...
To Bear Failure

With Courage

Is The Best Proof Of

CHARACTER

That

Anyone Can Give ...
Like Water, Be Gentle And Strong.

Gentle Enough To Follow The Natural Paths Of The Earth,

Strong Enough To Rise Up And Reshape The World.
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 ... :)
Never Lose Hope!

Into each life a rain must fall
There''s joy and pain you can recall
Life''s full of challenge; big and small
But you can overcome them all.

Put everything in perspective
See things clearly, be positive
Life''s wonderful, plenty to give
More goals and dreams you can achieve.
Never despise life''s fiery trials.
They are God''s ways of bringing out the best in you.

Always remember, you are like a Diamond.
And more a diamond is cut, the more it sparkles.
You will never possess
what you are unwilling to pursue.

(Mike Murdock)