Achievements aren't made by your doings alone, but by your believings as well.
Quote by Masrurah Hanafi
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Achievements aren't made by your doings alone, but by your believings as well.
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Masrurah Hanafi Quotes
- Forget about what I've done. What really matters is what i'm doing.
- Even just once, try to be the ray of sunshine in a person's dark cloud. It won't hurt.
- The past doesn't decide who we are. The present does.
- They will talk, yes they will but never let it take you down because all jealous, reason? Nothing you lack.
- Try to be the star in a dark empty night sky.
- Ignoring them is a way of telling them that what they are saying about you means nothing to you.
- Achievements aren't made by your doings alone, but by your believings as well.
- Everything needs time. The sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening. Even that process is time.
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