TITBITS OF THOUGHTS III

We can’t succeed others because we don’t know other’s strength, but we can succeed ourselves because we know our strength.

What may appear small to a rich, may appear big to a poor. So, even small expressions of actions towards indignant souls may magnify into large emotional satisfactions in poor’s mind.

What is more valuable is not how much we give to others but with what attitude we give to others.

If we value ourselves low, we are underestimating. If we value others high, we are overestimating.

Many aspire to succeed but some finite men inspire to succeed.

The greatest miracles in life are not accomplishment of great successes but creating great successes after great failures.

My college has number of motivational quoted wall-boards in which one states: “Character is more praised than talents, because most talents are inborn, while character is development by persistence, diligence, determination, hard work etc.”

QUOTE: "The best motivation is self-motivation. The guy says, “I wish someone would come by and turn me on.” What if they don’t show up? You’ve got to have a better plan for your life." - Jim Rohn