“Don’t ever miss the “SEVEN GOALS OF LIFE”: First is for taking a husband or wife. Second is for being secure in life. Third is for winning in your career type. Fourth is for staying ever so healthy. Fifth is for aiding those in poverty. Sixth is for being self-fulfilled really. Seventh is for spirit over body.”
“When there are things around you that you hate, it’s your hating mind that them so dictates. To make things around you look so pleasing, simply change your mind to one that’s loving!”
“Do try to make your best ever movie, still not everyone will be pleased to see. Do try to bake your best ever pancake, still not all will be so pleased to partake. Who can dare say they could please everyone? Not even can He—the Almighty One! Follow your heart towards your dreams and goals; to each his own the pleasing of their souls!”
“Of billions of people on earth’s milieu, not two are alike in their sets of view. How amazing the world is yet standing, with billions of views all there a-clashing.”
“Two types of success-seekers in our world: The “Reactive” and the “Proactive” molds. The first—do wait for opportunities; the second—create opportunities. The first—do retreat when faced with troubles; the second—fly higher on the double. The first—do throw excuses why give up; the second—cite reasons why must hold up.”
“They asked me, “What is the meaning of life?” I said, “To enjoy it well with no gripe.” Too, they asked, “What is the purpose of life?” I said, “To see no one be seen deprived.”
“Since just the same you’ll be doing the work, might as well give your all out to the work. Since just the same you’ll be going to work, might as well come early, not late for work. Since just the same you will be obeying, might as well do so, sans much complaining. Since just the same a helping hand you’ll lend, might as well give it, all the way to end.”
“When losing a lover to another, why be dejected by the betrayer? Sleep soundly, smile widely, and lough loudly. Regret just one: It didn’t come much early!”
“If friends praise you, it’s because they love you; if foes praise you, you must really be true. If foes down you, it’s because they hate you; if friends down you, you must be so untrue.”
“Happiness is but a disposition, it shows there in every situation, like staying happy with all sanity, even in the midst of grave misery. Unhappiness is indeed just the same; it shows there, too, in all parts of life’s game, like always hankering for something more, though life is brimming with goodness galore.”
“Your work pay is in your ability: its height dictates the size of salary. Hence, worry not that your pay’s not rising; fret, rather, ability’s not growing.”
“Is your heart for your lover: Love or Lust? Truly, both have sex content, hence I asked. Lust—when it’s the body you miss at night. Love—when it’s the person you miss alright. When the relationship is based on lust, its staying power is good while lust lasts. When it is based on love and not on lust, its staying power is good while life lasts.”
“Don’t be friendly because they are friendly, that if they’re not friendly, you’re not friendly. Be friendly because you sure are friendly; to all you are: a friend or enemy.”
“When anyone abuses you verbally, do not react. Because the very words that they are using against you are the very words that they are defining themselves as!”
“Where’s whole sense of “forgive but not forget”— claiming things are alright, though pain’s there yet? Forgiving is fake if you can’t forget: “True forgiving heals scars, no heartaches let.” If you want to forget, try this one way: “Forgive yourself first for letting pain stay.” This you’ll discover, once you have done that: “Your forgiving comes with lightest of heart.”
“When fight than cry, you’re master of yourself; but when cry than fight, you’re slave of yourself. When work than laze, you’re master of yourself; but when laze than work, you’re slave of yourself. It takes strength of will to do what ought be, and lack of will to do what ought not be. Master of themselves, strength of will they gave; weak in soul, some just chose to be a slave.”
“The world is made for fighters, not criers; doers, not dreamers; toilers, not slackers. It’s made for all the smart and the mighty, regardless if they’re wicked or saintly.”