Little Deep Thoughts

Most of us think our lives accumulate. We think they are adding up to something. We think of our lives as being strung together like a long smoky train, so that we can add new freight cards when we're feeling right, and dump the others when we're not. But when basketball legend John Wooden's father said to him, "Make each day your masterpiece," Wooden knew something profound: Life is now. Life is not later on. And the more we hypnotise ourselves into thinking we have all the time in the world to do what we want to do, the more we sleepwalk past life's finest opportunities. Self-motivation flows from the importance we attach to today. Most of us, however, don't want it to be this way. If someone asks us if today can be used as a model to judge our entire life by, we would shriek, "Oh no! It isn't one of my better days. Give me a year or two and I'll live a day, I'm certain of it, that you can use to represent my life." The key t...

I know it's not easy to get what you want. For everything we have to work hard. We need to make sure we are always giving our best. There are times, when we break down. We don't know what's right and wrong. We are just confused with everything. We just feel like there is nothing left. Everything just vanished off. We want to make everything fine but it's becoming impossible to do so. We need that one support from someone special to say us "You can do it". We need to hear from someone special that "I'm here for you". We just need some love and care. I'm here... I'm here for you. You can do it. I know it's hard.  But it's worth it. Just keep yourself strong and stay focused for what you want.  Everything will fall in it's place then. Just don't stress. Stay calm and see the progress, Because I know you can do it.