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WHEN IT COMES TO PERSISTENCE AND HARDWORK REMEBER THE WHY OF YOUR END GOAL AND KEEP GOING ON IT WITHOUT LOOKING BACKWARD. 
 --JUGGLER
                     







                                             


 NO MATTER HOW MUCH TIME IT TAKES ONCE ITS DONE IT WILL PAY YOU MORE THAN YOU WORK BUT AT INITIAL STAGES YOU MUST KEEP GOING. 
                                        -- HOLITH DAN





         A THOUSAND WORDS ARE THERE(A DIFFICULT CONDITION) AND A THOUSAND PEOPLES ARE THERE MORE DIFFICULT IS THE COMPETITION AND MORE HARDER ARE THER BUT REMEMBER OH WARRIOR. THE WINNER WILL ONLY THE ONE WHO STAYS LONG THERE.
--TJB








SOME HITS AND SOME CLICKS TAKES 5 SECOND 
WHILE SOME HITS AND SOME CLICKS TAKES 5 YEARS.
--SHAIKH ATIF AHMED







WHEN YOU TRULY KNOW YOURSELF THAT WHO YOU ARE AND WHY ARE YOU DOING CERTAIN TASK THE MOST EASIEST REPLY WILL BE YOUR TIME.
--JAKE BISHOP










LEARN TO STICK AND FOCUS ON YOUR DESIRED TASK. IT WILL BE ALRIGHT IF WE LEARN TO STAY FOCUSED AS LONG AS ON DIFFICULT CONDITIONS.
--MAVEN











POWER, FAITH KNOWLEDGE, CHARACTER, SUCCESS THESE ALL THINGS TAKES THE ONE MAJOR INGREDIENT OF HUMAN LIFE AND HUMAN SOUL IS THE FAITH.
--BOMAN





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