In the East

In the East
In the East, love means '' Give, Give and Give '' without wishing any favor in return.
  

Jun, 15 2010     87 chars (1 sms)     3315 views       Inspirational

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A Mistake
Increase Ur
Experience
&
Experience
Decrease Ur
Mistakes ...
You Learn
From Ur
Mistakes
&
Other Will
Learn From Ur
Success ...

Be
"SUCCESSFUL" Always ... :)
Many of our fears are tissue paper thin, and a single courageous step would carry us clear through them
Remember ... !!!

Those Who Do More Then They''re Paid
For Are Always Sought For Their Services. Their Name & Work
Outlive Them & They Always
Command The Highest Price

Chase Your Passion Not Your Pension
dillo ki emarato main kai bandagi nahi pather ki masjido main khoda dhondhtay hain log
"Delay"

Is D Enemy Of Efficiency,

"Waiting"

Is The Enemy Of Utilisation.

So Don''t Delay Anything &
Don''t Wait 4 Anything

-Bill Gates
The World Suffers A Lot,
Not Because Of "VIOLENCE" Of Bad People
But Because Of
"SILENCE" Of Good People.
So,
Break The Silence.
If victory is certain then even a coward can fight,

But the real brave is the one who still dares

to fight when his defeat is certain.
Always think positive.. Expect less..Be happy.. stop not till goal is achieved.. Definitely all the years ahead you will spend happily !!
Whenever U r In
Conflict Wit Someone,
There''s One Factor
That Can Make The
Difference Between
Damaging Ur
Relationship &
Deepening It.
The Factor Is
"ATTITUDE"
When Life Turns Upside Down I Don''t Wonder
Why It Turned Instead I Work To Live On The Other Side . . .
That''s Attitude. . .
“If you’re too analytical, you’ll miss the miracle. If you’re too literal, you’ll miss the joke. Being too skeptical kills the fun. Being open-minded opens doors to a happier life..”
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