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Because Life Matters!

        A post from 2014! 

We always hear elders saying 'patience is the key. You just have to wait for the right moment and the right time'. Maybe we are too arrogant to listen to these words time and again. But yes.. These words do make sense. We all may have had a time where giving up on something that we always dreamed of is the only possible solution we have thought of. But a little more struggle to hold on to things might have actually worked. If you have to let things go,then do it. If it were to be yours then surely it'll get back to you. There are loads of times where you might actually feel left out and all alone even when the people that surround you are your own friends. The reason maybe-that one person who makes a difference is not around you. The best way to escape from this problem is to smile and convince yourself that life goes on even when things fall apart.They say even your shadow abandons you when there is no light. 

 

We make many friends in a lifetime.It's not about how many people came and left but more importantly how many people stayed till the end. Life isn't about all success..but merely how many failures you succeeded. Life gifts you happiness in the least expected times. Opportunity knocks on every door but only once. So make sure you are alert for even the tiniest knock..


Life's all about compromises and promises. When you make a promise,make sure you stand by it.. Ego is something that would tear your life apart. So let it go..The moment you think of giving up on something,think why you held on to it for so long..For every one reason to give up on,think about the hundred reasons you want to hold on to it.. Maybe a little more effort would do good. Like Chetan Bhagat said - "Its not books or the presentations that you will remember in the end. It's the fun and laughter that will keep you alive even when your insides are dying..." Its all the people in your life that matters in the end of it all.

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