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WE MUST TAKE ACTIONS IN ORDER TO BECOME WHO WE DESIRE TO BE
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Article Overview: What we are, totally depends on us. It does not depend on others. Life never creates anything for us. We have to create something in life. It is only possible if we decide to make ourselves move first.
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WE MUST TAKE ACTIONS IN ORDER TO BECOME WHO WE DESIRE TO BE
Greek philosopher said,“To move the world we must move ourselves.” (Remember, Socrates had never written anything, it is his first disciple Plato who has written for him.)
We have to take responsibility of our lives and deeds. We are totally responsible for what we gain, what we lose, what we see, what we hear, what we do and what we experience. We cannot lead ourselves where accountability is lacking.
Life never creates anything for us. We have to create something in life. It is only possible if we decide to make ourselves move first.
There is a very popular saying that great souls have wills but feeble have only wishes. We cannot wish ourselves to be successful. We have to be responsible and act.
Louis L’Amour says very profoundly,“THE WATER DOES NOT FLOW UNTIL THE FAUCET IS TURNED ON.”
ACTION in direction with speed is a new learning.
The greatest lost to all of us is the wasted time to make the way successful. We all need control on the habit of procrastination.
Ideas are not enough, talent is untapped, unleash our potentials, Plans are most of the time on the paper, willingness to do have less values……unless they are followed by vibrant actions.
What is the right use of my time right now!!!!!!
Related ArticlesWe have to take responsibility of our lives and deeds. We are totally responsible for what we gain, what we lose, what we see, what we hear, what we do and what we experience. We cannot lead ourselves where accountability is lacking.
Life never creates anything for us. We have to create something in life. It is only possible if we decide to make ourselves move first.
There is a very popular saying that great souls have wills but feeble have only wishes. We cannot wish ourselves to be successful. We have to be responsible and act.
Louis L’Amour says very profoundly,“THE WATER DOES NOT FLOW UNTIL THE FAUCET IS TURNED ON.”
ACTION in direction with speed is a new learning.
The greatest lost to all of us is the wasted time to make the way successful. We all need control on the habit of procrastination.
Ideas are not enough, talent is untapped, unleash our potentials, Plans are most of the time on the paper, willingness to do have less values……unless they are followed by vibrant actions.
What is the right use of my time right now!!!!!!
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- [quote="Tami Szabo":2meb65tu]Hi Ladies,
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hi tami,
i agree with you,every woman has a mothering gift.although i have a 6months old boy.i know people who dont have there own biological children but are doing great job in there mothering skills than some mothers themselves.
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