29 Feb - The day which comes only in LEAP YEAR. I want to give you (READERs) that i have not shared yet.

5 MANTRAS or 5 D's given to me by PADMA SHREE awardee that will help to succeed you to achieve any GOAL.
5 D's
●D1 - Diet and Duty
●D2 - Discipline ●D3 - Dedication
●D4 - Devotion
●D5 - Determination
ALWAYS REMEMBER THESE 5D's & try to follow these rules .
YOU WILL DEFINITELY ABLE TO ACHIEVE, YOUR GOAL.

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Well it really inspires but it takes a lot of energy to do this, lol:-)

Department 8 - 5 years, 3 months ago

Yes, but you have heard this 'kuchh paane ke liye kuchh khona padta hai' And if i translate it in ENGLISH- "IF YOU WANT TO GAIN SOMETHING, YOU HAVE TO LOOSE SOMETHING"