success is nothing

success is nothing
success is nothing more than a few simple DISCIPLINES practiced daily. and failure is nothing more than a few small errors repeated daily.
  

Jun, 15 2010     139 chars (1 sms)     3162 views       Inspirational

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GOLDN WRDS by SIR MARTIN LUTHER KING:

if u cant Fly, RUN!

if u cant Run, WALK!

if u cant Walk, CRAWL!

But watevr u do..

Keep on Moving 2wards ur GOAL!
Never Argue Wid A Fool B.

Cuz First Of All He Will Bring U Down To His Level

&

Then Will Beat U Wid His Experiences
"Deep down you know you can be remarkable. You shouldn''t settle for anything less than your best self, reaching ever closer to your potential--whether as a leader or in any other part of your life."
If you would cure anger,
Do not feed it.
Say to yourself:
‘I used to be angry every day;
Then every other day;
Now only every third or fourth day.
‘When you reach thirty days offer a sacrifice of
thanksgiving to the gods
Be more concerned with your character
than your reputation,
because your character is what you really are,
while your reputation
is merely what others think you are.
Don''t Accept Others
Definition Of Life..
Its Your Life,
Define It Yourself, The
Way U Love It To Be,
Be Yourself B''coz
none Knows About You
Better Than You ...
All Great Things Are Simple,

And Many Can Be Expressed In Single Words:
Freedom,
Justice,
Honor,
Duty,
Mercy,
Hope.
Come to the edge,
we can''t we are afraid
Come to the edge,
we can''t we will fall
Come to the edge,
and they came
...and he pushed them
...and they flew
The timeless in you is aware of life''s timelessness; and knows that yesterday is but today''s memory and tomorrow is today''s dream.

Khalil Jibran. . .
A
pOsItIvE
aTtItUdE
iS
cOnTaGiOuS

bUt

dOn''T
wAiT
tO
cAtCh
It
FrOm
oThErS

bE a
C A R R I E R ... (:
Remeber There Are

Three "R''s"

Important In Life ...

1 - "R" espect For Self

2 - "R" espect For Others

3 - "R" esponsibility For All Your Actions ...
You Can''t Cross The Sea
Merely By Standing The Sea
Don''t Let Urself
Indulge In
Vain Wishes . . .