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"Each choice we make causes a ripple effect in our lives.
When things happen to us, it is the reaction we choose that
can create the difference between the sorrow of our past
and the joy in our future."
Forget the day that has been cut off from your
existence. Disturb not yourself about tomorrow which has
not yet come. Rest not upon that which is no more. Live
happily one instant and throw not your life to the wind.
"Don't set your eyes on the past. Don't focus your thoughts
on
past achievement; achieve more. Take your mind off the
hurts and pain of the past. Whenever you want to look back,
remember Lot's wife turned to a pillar of salt trying to do
that. There are always blessings ahead of you. Forge
ahead."
"No task or mountain is insurmountable. Yes, it take just
courage, faith, patience, persistence, perseverance to
surmount any of the above."
"Procrastination is a killer of dreams, you keep saying I will
do, I will do, but you never start. Take the step and start. You
are the author of your life and only you can change your
situation."
"The heights of your achievements are determined by the
depth of your self-belief, the strength of your resolve and
the intensity of your efforts."
"As intelligent as a person may be, lacking humility can
make them imbecilic. Growth requires patience, reflection,
accountability and quite often SILENCE as we need to LISTEN
to those who came before us, to learn from their wisdom as
well as their mistakes."
"If you don't control what goes on within your mind, your life will be a total wreck; even when in reality, it'not."

 The quality of our life purely depends on the type of thoughts we entertain in our minds. Our inner thoughts create our outer world.


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