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When I was a child my mother taught me many things about life. Of all the lessons I got from her. These two never left my mind. She said, work for what you want in life, and never make fun of an ill person, whether they're physically or mentally ill because you never know what will happen to you in life. We are all fighting our battles. Some of us have visible scars, but for others, the wounds are too deep for the eyes to see. Be kind to everyone!

You can't be available all the time. It's not humanly possible. There isn't anything wrong with saying no, I can't do it. No, not this time. No, I need some time for myself. No, I've had enough, etc. You are a human being like everyone else

There isn't anything wrong with being positive. But we must be careful not to use our positive thoughts to escape reality. There are some situations where no amount of positivity will change the outcome. Being positive all the time doesn't eliminate the adversities in life.

What a tragedy to have life and not know what to do with it? I heard once that the richest place on earth is the cemetery. It might sound ridiculous, but if you analyze it it's true. The grave has many talents that are no longer in use, and many that were never used throughout their time on earth. What is your purpose in life?

Our days don't always get off on the right footing. Sometimes as bright and beautiful as the morning is we just can't find the energy to even crawl out of bed. It could be that we're tired, sick, had a rough night, or just not in the mood. Whatever the case may be. It doesn't always work in our favor. Often when duty calls. We just have to find a way to pull through our day.

Who holds the key to your happiness? Where is the fate of your happiness resting? He doesn't make me happy. She doesn't make me happy. I'm just not happy. What is it that makes you happy? Does having money make you happy? Do your friends make you happy? Do your children make you happy?

Many like to talk about the success of famous people but only a few are interested in what it took for them to get there. How often have we stopped to think about the process that leads up to their success? I'd like to talk about the waiting period. You won't hear many people talking about this.

Whatever energy you send off to the universe that's the same energy that it will give back to you. Don't expect to see good things happening in your life if you're always emitting negative energy. You can never live a positive life with a negative mindset.

Affirmations aren't a bunch of nice things that you say to yourself once in a while; then with the wave of a wand, you automatically become them. Not so, faith without works is dead! You must be willing to put in the work. It's a process that you have to repeat daily until these things that you have been saying becomes a part of you.

How many times have you had promises been made to you, only to be left stranded at the very last minute? How many times were you given the cold shoulder by the persons you've stuck your neck out for. How many times have you been sidestepped by the persons you'll go a mile for? How many times have you felt discouraged because there isn't anyone who believes in you or your dreams?

The early years of your adult life are invaluable. Handle them with great care, you have the power to shape these years into a future that will bring you bountiful rewards. You will never get these years back, and you only pass this way once. If you play your cards right, believe me, you'll have a more meaningful life!

First dates can be nerve-wracking at times. What should I say? Hope I don't mess up. Hope I make a good impression. What should I wear? Do I look good? And the whole nine yards. While your first date doesn't have to be scripted. You also don't want to sit there and just stare into space. You want to break the ice and start up a conversation.

I know how thrilling it is to land a new job. Wow! after umpteen interviews, finally! At first, it may be a little awkward if you don't know anyone at the office, but eventually, you'll get into the groove of things. I know how it is at a new workplace, working with people of different backgrounds and wanting to play your active part as a team member.

I read a quote by Tony Gaskins, "Build your dreams, or someone else will hire you to help build theirs.'' It couldn't get any more serious than this. The truth is, if you aren't building your dreams, you are building someone else's. It's as simple as that. Many will say to you that they wanted to do this and that with their life but they didn't get the opportunity, so they had to settle for whatever they are doing now.

I've often heard parents lamenting how ungrateful their children are, and children have also echoed the same sentiment. The act of ingratitude isn't anything new and all of us can relate to this in one way or the other. Maybe it's a spouse who doesn't appreciate anything that you do for them. Maybe it's a boss who never gives you credit for your hard work.

There are opportunities in every failure, but if you only fix your mind on what you've lost, that's all you're going to see. Don't be afraid of failure? It's better to have failed than to have done nothing at all. Failure is also a part of the road to success. If you are afraid of failure, you're saying that you are afraid of success and if you're afraid of success. You'd have failed even before you started.