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“Do what makes your heart happy. Life is short to be afraid of what might never happen”

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“A salaried man may quit after a single try, a motivated man may quit after the tenth try, but only a bored man; a truly bored man will try till thousands of times and will continue till infinity and beyond.”

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Book:The Doctrine Of The Mean

Source: The Doctrine Of The Mean