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Mukesh Poonia

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What success actually is: - Being healthy - Having morals - Being a good friend - Owning your own time - Being present with family - Being authentic to yourself - Working on something meaningful . ©Mukesh Poonia #boat What #success actually is: - Being #healthy - Having #morals - Being a good #friend - Owning your own time - Being present with #family - Being #authentic to yourself - #Working on something #meaningful

What success actually is: - Being healthy - Having morals - Being a good friend - Owning your own time - Being present with family - Being authentic to yourself - Working on something meaningful . ©Mukesh Poonia #boat What #success actually is: - Being #healthy - Having #morals - Being a good #friend - Owning your own time - Being present with #family - Being #authentic to yourself - #Working on something #meaningful

Dr. Vishal Singh Vatslya

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प्यार से पैसा कमाया जा सकता है, पर पैसे से प्यार नहीं कमाया जा सकता वक्त हैं, सबका बदलता है .... #पैसा #वक्त #प्यार #morals #yourquotedidi

प्यार से पैसा कमाया जा सकता है, पर पैसे से प्यार नहीं कमाया जा सकता वक्त हैं, सबका बदलता है .... #पैसा #वक्त #प्यार #morals #yourquotedidi

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Lion the Conquerer (Caption) Lion the Conquerer The king of the jungle the mighty lion wanted peace but in spite of his efforts it was futile. Seven of his subjects, of the vast kingdom he ruled, were always a cause of concern and his failure to obtain peace. The Bull was always an obstacle whenever the lion wanted a calm siesta and the rabbits always distracted. The peacock never disturbed though was always into himself but his utter unconcerned outlook was not what was easily digested by the lion. The squirrels hopped a

Lion the Conquerer (Caption) Lion the Conquerer The king of the jungle the mighty lion wanted peace but in spite of his efforts it was futile. Seven of his subjects, of the vast kingdom he ruled, were always a cause of concern and his failure to obtain peace. The Bull was always an obstacle whenever the lion wanted a calm siesta and the rabbits always distracted. The peacock never disturbed though was always into himself but his utter unconcerned outlook was not what was easily digested by the lion. The squirrels hopped a