Sunday, August 1, 2010

BROADER SHOULDER

BROADER SHOULDER,
NOT LIGHTER BURDEN

I would always recommend to have broader shoulder, instead of asking for a lighter burden.

If you keep asking for lighter burden and keep asking why you are given so much tasks to carry out and complete, you will never learn much and will never be a successful person.

I would rather ask myself to have a broader shoulder.

Especially for those who are still young, they should get their body and mind to work harder and accept more challenge, which I mean broader shoulder.

Broader shoulder means more tasks being completed, which also means more experience in a short period of time.

You choose it. Broader Shoulder OR Lighter Burden.

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