Lessons of Life ~ 9 July 2014

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There is always a phase in life where feel all that we did has failed. It didn't lead to the desired results making us question our own abilities.

At that times it is important to remember that hard work never goes waste. It might not have got its due recognition now but someday that hard work surely pays off.

Hard work is like a rose. However much hard you try to hide it, it's fragrance still spreads around marking its inimitable presence which is difficult to miss.

Never let such deterrents stop you from giving your best. At the right time, someday it will all fall into place. Till then, keep giving your BEST

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