If you think they're true, pass it on. If you don't?
Pass it on anyway, maybe someone else will think it is.
1. When a girl says she's sad, but she isn't crying,
it means she's crying in her heart.
2. When she ignores you after you've done something wrong,
it's best to give her some time to cool down before touching
her heart with an apology.
3. A girl can't find anything to hate about the guy she loves
(which is why it is so hard for her to 'get over him' after the relationship' s over.)
4. If a girl loves a guy, he will always be on her mind every minute
of the day, even though she flirts with other guys.
5. When the guy she likes smiles and stares deep into her eyes,
she will melt.
6. A girl likes to hear compliments, but usually not sure how to react to them.
7. When a particular guy flirts with a girl very often, a girl would start thinking the guy likes her. So if you treat a girl just as a friend, go easy on the smiles and stare ok?
8. If you don't like a girl who likes you, break it to her gently.
9. If a girl starts avoiding you after you reject her, leave her alone for a while. If you still treat her as a friend, talk to her.
10. Girls enjoy talking about what they feel. Music, poetry, drawings and writing are ways of expressing themselves (which explains why most girls like writing journals).
11. Never tell a girl that she is useless in anyway.
12. Being too serious can turn a girl off.
13. When the guy she likes calls her for the first time, the girl may act uninterested during the call. But as soon as the phone is back on the hook, she will whoop with joy and immediately start telephoning her friends to spread the news.
14. A smile means a lot to a girl.
15. If you like a girl, try making friends with her first. Let her get to know you.
16.. If a girl says she can't go out with you because she has to study, leave.
17. But if she still calls you or expect a call from you, stay.
18. Don't try to guess a girl's feelings. Ask her.....
19. Hearing the words "I love you" is a great reassurance to a girl that she is beautiful.
20. After a girl falls in love with a guy, she'll wonder why she never noticed him before.
21. If you need tips on how to flirt with a girl, read romance stories.
22. When class pictures come out, a girl would first check who is standing next to her crush before actually looking at herself.
23. A girl's ex-crush will always be in her memory, but the guy she loves now stays in her heart.
24. Girls love having fun!
25..... A simple 'Hi' can brighten a girl's day.
26. A girl's best friends usually know best what she is feeling and going through.
27. Girls hate it when a guy pays attention to them just to get close to their 'prettier' friend.
28. Love means devotion, caring and happiness to a girl, in that order.
29. Some girls care about looks, some care about brains, but ALL girls want a guy who will love and care for them.
30. Girls want nothing more than to feel loved.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Winners Win Because They Will Themselves To Win. Losers Lose Because They Will Not
We all set goals, at least we should be. Those of us who do set goals, and through perseverance have reached them, can claim the joys of achievement. Achievement is a great thing for it reverberates through our lives on many levels. We feel good about ourselves when we achieve our goals, and it inspires us to achieve even more. In this regard it is an instrument -- an instrument of empowerment -- an instrument of power and victory.
Winners and losers are not born -- they are made -- in the furnace of life, and forged upon the unyielding anvil with the hammer strikes of an iron will.
The little train in the children’s story that never gave up kept saying to him self, “I think I can” -- as he slowly and deliberately chugged his way up the steep incline. He eventually made it to the top and won. The marathon runner who had never finished a marathon, whose only goal was just to finish, and only completed the race in last place -- also won. Being a winner isn’t always being first. Being a winner is beating your last record, and becoming better.
Winners win because they will themselves to win. Losers lose because they will not. A winner doesn’t win just because they willed themselves to win every time they try to win; they win because they refuse to lose every time they lose.
To a winner failure is not a settlement, but a way station to a stronghold of conquest. The loser settles where they are, the winner is unsettled until they reach that Fort called ‘Victory’. The loser will not sacrifice any more energy or will power -- disappointment robbed them of inspiration, and they settled where they were weary.
The winner on the other hand understands that without sacrifice there can be no real victory -- for sacrifice to the winner is like fire in the belly, the fuel of inspiration that speaks with assurance, “I think I can -- win!” The winner burned sacrifice as a fuel, overcame his psychological fatigue, and reached his final destination.
The same is true with the blacksmith that forges the instrument of achievement. He must thrust that instrument time after time into the sacrifice of fire. Only an instrument that has reached near melting point can be hammered into shape, and the only shape the determined craftsmen will accept is the shape of victory! It is only through the sacrifice of fire can the metal be made malleable and the impurities of defeat be made to leave the instrument of victory.
Sacrifice is the fire; the determined will the anvil and the hammer, achievement the forged instrument. It is the bloody-minded determination that makes each and every hammer strike upon the unyielding anvil one more certain blow for defeat, and one more smash of the iron will upon the forged instrument of achievement.
What matters is that it ‘is’ and that it has ‘become’. For us to ‘become’ we must make the sacrifice, go into the trial of fire, and become malleable, so that we can smash our will against our weaknesses and become something new, something designed to achieve victory. The only things winners are willing to lose each time they lose are the impurities of their defeats! They are willing to lose them until all that is left is victory. That is how a winner is made!
Winners and losers are not born -- they are made -- in the furnace of life, and forged upon the unyielding anvil with the hammer strikes of an iron will.
The little train in the children’s story that never gave up kept saying to him self, “I think I can” -- as he slowly and deliberately chugged his way up the steep incline. He eventually made it to the top and won. The marathon runner who had never finished a marathon, whose only goal was just to finish, and only completed the race in last place -- also won. Being a winner isn’t always being first. Being a winner is beating your last record, and becoming better.
Winners win because they will themselves to win. Losers lose because they will not. A winner doesn’t win just because they willed themselves to win every time they try to win; they win because they refuse to lose every time they lose.
To a winner failure is not a settlement, but a way station to a stronghold of conquest. The loser settles where they are, the winner is unsettled until they reach that Fort called ‘Victory’. The loser will not sacrifice any more energy or will power -- disappointment robbed them of inspiration, and they settled where they were weary.
The winner on the other hand understands that without sacrifice there can be no real victory -- for sacrifice to the winner is like fire in the belly, the fuel of inspiration that speaks with assurance, “I think I can -- win!” The winner burned sacrifice as a fuel, overcame his psychological fatigue, and reached his final destination.
The same is true with the blacksmith that forges the instrument of achievement. He must thrust that instrument time after time into the sacrifice of fire. Only an instrument that has reached near melting point can be hammered into shape, and the only shape the determined craftsmen will accept is the shape of victory! It is only through the sacrifice of fire can the metal be made malleable and the impurities of defeat be made to leave the instrument of victory.
Sacrifice is the fire; the determined will the anvil and the hammer, achievement the forged instrument. It is the bloody-minded determination that makes each and every hammer strike upon the unyielding anvil one more certain blow for defeat, and one more smash of the iron will upon the forged instrument of achievement.
What matters is that it ‘is’ and that it has ‘become’. For us to ‘become’ we must make the sacrifice, go into the trial of fire, and become malleable, so that we can smash our will against our weaknesses and become something new, something designed to achieve victory. The only things winners are willing to lose each time they lose are the impurities of their defeats! They are willing to lose them until all that is left is victory. That is how a winner is made!
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