ADVICE TO YOUNG WOMEN

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I once asked a very successful woman to share her secret
with me. She smiled and said to me..
"I started succeeding when I started leaving small fights for
small fighters. I stopped fighting those who gossiped about
me...I stopped fighting for a cheating partner...I stopped
fighting for attention...I stopped fighting to meet public
expectation of me...I left such fights for those who have
nothing else to fight...And I started fighting for my vision, my
dreams, my ideas and my destiny. The day I gave up on small
fights is the day I started becoming successful."
Some fights are not worth your time.
Choose what you fight for wisely.
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