Good Morning. Its a new day! Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all. – Dale Carnegie When men who succeeded through upright means and tenacity of devotion and hard work speak, it is wise to listen; Dale Carnegie is one of such men. Thomas Edison said, many of lifes failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. Dont give up on yourself or your dream, and dont let your present circumstance redefine your dreams, if you have a well-defined, purpose-driven dream, hold onto it, and persevere. When things are not going the way you desire, or when you run into some temporary setbacks, feeling sorry for yourself and your condition is not only a waste of energy but also a very discouraging habit. Remember, every failure or tragedy, no matter how disastrous, is temporary set back; so please do not take permanent decision based on temporary circumstance. If there is no encouragement from around you, encourage yourself; “just keep your mouth shut, and your eyes open.” Select your friends carefully because whoever walks with wise people shall become wise, but a companion of fools shall be destroyed! Life is like a chameleon , it takes the color of its environment, so choose your environment carefully. There is no hopeless situation so long as you dont think hopelessly. Don’t move about with people who see the glass as only half empty, because they will empty whatever good thing remaining in you. Cheer up, dress smartly, and whatever you wear, remember to wear a smile also. Let your countenance attract favour and opportunities, not sympathies and pity. Persist and persevere; your next step may lead to your breakthrough. Believe and act as if you know that that sickness will not kill you, and that that failure is not your end; your time for a positive turnaround is now; this is your finest hour! Make failure your teacher, not your undertaker! It’s a good morning; have a good day!
Posted on: Sat, 19 Oct 2013 02:53:54 +0000
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