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Life is not a bed of roses
LIFE IS NOT A BED OF ROSES !!!
Life is not a bed of roses. It is full of thorns. There are numerous ups and downs in life. It is like a stream of river which flows through a no. of phases. Hope is the only power in us which makes us stand at different phases of life. It is truly said that ’Failures are the Pillars of
Success’. This can be only proved by trials which only come when we have a hope to do something. Life is nothing but just a sub total of few hours and days. In this life, people want to achieve everything without efforts, but it never happens because as stated above life is full of thorns so everyone has to do efforts to achieve something in life. If life is going for you, then never take it for granted because as said above life is full of difficulties. In his life if a man puts all his efforts it is not necessary that he will be crowned with success. However, no obstacle could stand in the way of iron will and strong determination. A person has to always keep a strong will to complete any work. Life can be stated as two sides of a coin, the two sides are referred to the ups and downs of life. The difficulties that come in our life are not to make us feel defeated but come to bring perfection in us and the challenges come in our life to test our courage and will and also to increase them. Life is not a bed of roses or bed of

thorns it depends on what we make it by our efforts.
Happy and sad movements are a part of life and if one not faces the sad movement, he would not understand the worth of happy movements. Life never waits for anyone and keeps on flowing like a river. We have to come up to get success. If we face the obstacles in life, the success will be waiting for us at the doorsteps. ‘God help those who help themselves’. Therefore, we should start facing the problems of life if we want success.

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Jaskirat Singh

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