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Perseverance


Some says, 'In every race there is always a finish line'. That's how they see things. There is always an end in everything. However, others says; 'My life will end in the race'. Oh yes, they are right. I don't have any problem with that. It is their point of view. Well perspectives can be changed with a willing heart anyway. In the race, some people using their tongue to stop you from reaching your goals. They speak discouragements like, 'why are you here? You are disabled and must not be here', 'why do you keep running? You are weak', 'oh dear, You cannot make it to the finish line! Stop RUNNING'. If you loss your focus just because of what you hear. You are not into the race. You just want to impress and please others. Oh my friend, keep running! I know you can do it.
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