Standing Out.



Standing out does not mean that someone is better than someone else.
It means that someone is a better person today than what they were yesterday.
The journey is to evolve and not put someone else down.
We are all on the same ground, in the same soil.
It’s all about how we make the most of our time, here.
If you have ideas, work on them.
If you have dreams, fulfill them.
If you have opinions, place them.
If you have doubts, ask.
If you feel stuck, change the road.
If you feel lost, search.
If you feel sad, cry it out.
If you feel happy, share it the world.
The world needs no competition.
The competition was made with the aim of happiness.
Happiness was never in the destination.
It’s in the journey.
A journey you have to travel; by yourself, for yourself and with yourself.
You’re the path maker, here.
Believe it.

Go ahead!
Take every opportunity to make your journey memorable.
Have no regrets.
 You owe it to someone special.
You.


                                             

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