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Keep on improving ourselves and then we succeed.
In life sometimes we fail and then we try again and again, keep on improving ourselves and then we succeed.
- If we accept that we are never going to succeed, we will never be able to.
- Broke is like a decision that went wrong. Poor is acceptance and making that failure your destiny.
- Never give up is the key to success.
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- Small talks no longer excite you.
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- You forgive more.
- You become more open-minded.
- You respect differences.
- You don't force love.
- You accept heartaches.
- You don't judge easily.
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