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Thought of the day

Thought of the day 

 1]Aapki attitude zindagi mein aapki unchai ko tay karta hai. Ise sakaratmak rakhiye aur khud ko uchaiyon tak pahunchte dekhiye.


2]Kal ke viphal prayas aaj ke kaam ko niyantrit nahin karna chahiye. Nayi shuruat kijiye aur safalta ki taraf badhne ka prayas kijiye.


3]Apna bhavishya khud banane ka sabse achha tarika hai. Karyavahi kijiye aur apne sapne ko sakar kijiye.


4]Safalta ek manzil nahin, balki ek yatra hai. Yatra ko apnaiye aur anand uthaiye.


5]Avsar ke intezar mein na rahiye, unhe paida kijiye. Apni zindagi par niyantran rakhiye aur cheezen asan banaiye.


6]Kabhi-kabhi sabse badi safalta choti se kadam uthane se bhi nikalti hai. Chhote-chhote kadam uthate rahiye, chaahe kitna bhi chhota kyun na ho unn kadam ka.


7]Sabse zaroori rishta jise aapke saath ho, vo aapke saath khud ka rishta hai. Khud ko pyaar aur samman se samjhiye.


8]Duniya aapki alag-tamam kshamataon aur yogyataon ko kaam mein lane ki jarurat hai. Bhaybheet na hoye aur unhe saamne rakhiye.


9]Zindagi bahut chhoti hai, bekaar ki cheezon par samay barbaad na kijiye. Uspar dhyaan kendrit kijiye jo sach mein mahatvapoorna hai aur baaki ki chizen door kijiye.


10]Apne sapnon aur khud par vishwas rakhiye. Kadi mehnat, samarpit bhavna aur thodi si kismat se, kuchh bhi sambhav hai.


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