GOLDN WRDS by

GOLDN WRDS by
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!
  

Jun, 15 2010     166 chars (2 sms)     3120 views       Inspirational

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Everybody Tells,
Mistake Is D 1st Step Of Success
Bt It Is Not True.
"The Correction Of Mistake"
Is The First Step Of Success
Kill the stress before it kills you.

Reach the goal before it kicks you.

Help everyone before someone helps you.

Live life before life leaves you.
Do Something
Which You Do Nt
Like ...

It Surely Will
Lead You To The
Path Of

Vanishing Hate ... !
CRUEL FACT

Wen U hav so much Pain in Ur Heart
&
U want 2 talk 2 the only Person
Who can Stop U
4m Crying.
Is
Somtimes
exctly
The Same Person
Who made U Cry...
For success, it''s better to be like a turtle.

Sometimes scared and staying inside your shell for protection but never stopping, always walking,

in one direction to achieve the goal.
Running thru Da Monsoon
Beyond Da World
Where Da Rain Wont Hurt
Fightin Da Storm
Into Da blue
n'' When I Lose Myself I Think Of You
Together we''ll be runnin Sumwhere New Thru Da Monsoon
The road of life twists and turns and no two directions are ever the same.

Yet our lessons come from the journey, not the destination.
A
pOsItIvE
aTtItUdE
iS
cOnTaGiOuS

bUt

dOn''T
wAiT
tO
cAtCh
It
FrOm
oThErS

bE a
C A R R I E R ... (:
Desire is the key to motivation. . .
but it''s determination and commitment
to an unrelenting pursuit of your goal
a commitment to excellence
that will enable you to attain the success you seek. . .
In d walk of life,

Dont worry of people moving ahead of U.

Take ur own time.

Bt once U r ready to run,

make sure U r d best Of all
The Winners Of Life''s
Game Aren''t Those
Who Have Never
Tasted Failure
But
Those Who Have
Tasted Failure Again
And Again but
Never Give Up ...
When Ur Commitment Is Deeper Than The Sea

And

Your Ambition Is Taller Than The Sky

Then

Ur Future Will Be Brighter Than The Sun . . .