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Slow down and Make a Good JOURNEY in LIFE

Slow down and Make a Good JOURNEY in LIFE

By duke in 24 Jan 2017 | 17:59
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A RABBIT runs, jumps, moves faster and lives for only fifteen (15) years while a TORTOISE doesn't even attempt any of such activities but lives for 150 years or more?
LESSON: Life is not about rushing, comparison and doing what others are doing but rather keep calm and do what is right and what you are
called to do. They may live in the same forest and play together but have different life expectancy. We must remember that we will have age mates, class mates, school mates, office mates but there are no 'Destiny mates' in life.
Be who you are called to be, love who you are and thank God for your special journey which may not look like others!! This is the simplest way to succeed in life!!
God Bless you, and keep looking forward because those beside you are not going where you are exactly going!!!
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