Respect the pas

Respect the pas
Respect the past in the full measure of its desserts, but do not make the mistake of confusing it with the present nor seek in it the ideals of the future.
  

Jun, 15 2010     155 chars (1 sms)     3167 views       Inspirational

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Success is like a train.
It has several compartments: Hardwork, Focus, Luck, etc.
but leading all those is the engine of confidence.
So keep it fit
When people talk behind your back,


what does it mean??




Simple!


It means that you are two steps ahead of them!!




So, Keep moving ahead in Life!!
A signature always reveals a man''s cheracter...........................
and some times even his name....................
The secret of joy in
work is contained in
one word
Excellence ...
to know how to do
something well is to
enjoy it ... :)
Think 4 It-










"Never
Never
Never
Nev Er
Never

Give Up!"



Winston Churchill
life is a game of cards , u did not invent it nor did u form the rules,u hav no control overthe cards dealt to u but u r there to play
a good player even with a badband of cards will play well and emerge a winner a bad player even with best of cards will play badly and lose.
how r u playing it?
Door Knocks Twice.
Insider Asks:Who s Ther?
Ans:Its Me,..."OPPORTUNITY".
Insider:U R Wrong.Coz OPPORTUNITY Nevr Knocks Twice.
Remember it!!
You will never possess
what you are unwilling to pursue.

(Mike Murdock)
Great Motivational Pharase:

"I know I am something,
because God doesn''t create garbage."
words written on the entrance of an
American university!
Luck is like sand in hands.
It will sneak out through fingers,

no mater gripped firmly or held loosely.

Only hands in the praying posture can save it.
Life Never Leaves U
Empty
It Always Replaces
Evrything U Lost
If It Asks U To Put
Sumthing Down,
It''s B''coz
It Wants U To
Pick Up Sumthing
Better ...
A Man Without Ambition Is Dead. . .

A Man With Ambition But No Love Is Dead. . .

A man with ambition and
Love For His Blessings Here On Earth
Is Ever So alive. . .