Charbel Tadros Quotes

Talk for people and not about them. Unless you have love in your heart, refrain from discussing another person.
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When the reward is not worth it, when you have to force yourself to do it, when you start changing because of it, and when you just simply loathe it, that is when you should realize that there is nothing for you in it.
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Humans are givers by nature; that's why it's easier to do something for another than for oneself. Try it, you'll see what I mean.
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Love is Lots Of Valuable Energy.
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Don’t live in regret over missed opportunities, for if you do, you will miss even more.
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You can never totally control your ego, but you can understand it enough to make it control itself by convincing it that you are doing what it wants.
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When there are no expectations affecting a choice, it should be taken immediately. Overthinking such a choice will only lead to headaches and missed opportunities. Moreover, when this choice is taken, all alternatives should be eliminated immediately to avoid the pitfalls of groundless regrets.
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There are two contradicting universal principles which, when joined together, can help you lead a most satisfactory life: the first is to seize ever opportunity, and the second is to allow the will of the universe to be done through you.
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Always make sure that the PAST is a Previous Action Successfully Terminated and not a Permanent Application of Stressful Trials.
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Just like small acts of kindness can pave the way for a better world, small acts of corruption open the road for a corrupt world.
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Angels are not supernatural beings who come from heaven knows where. Angels are human beings who consciously – or not – choose to be at the right place and at the right time to play their role in the universe. You are destined to be an angel.
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We need to teach our kids to be tough: the system may be synthesized to protect them from bullies, but who will protect them against a system gone wrong?
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