"If You've Never Failed, You've Never Lived"

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Grace said…
A very encouraging commercial. It boosts up people's confidence in knowing if they can do it, we can, too!
Life is an unpredictable adventure; we are taking risks. But who knows? the risks we took might lead to something rewarding in return (:
July 29, 2009 at 1:27 PM
Oliver said…
It's true, but most people do not agree to this.
my parents always assume that failing is intolerable and always assume 100% of hard work will bring 100% of success.
work hard doesnt necessarily mean success. failure is also a part of life that we are bound to endure.
some people are just too stubborn to accept failures.
July 29, 2009 at 4:28 PM
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