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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required If you procrastinate, it may be because you're afraid of fate. You have no faith, so you wait until its too late! You take for granted all the good that could happen! I hear people state, "well it's never too late" but why wait? Are you afraid that you don't have what it takes? Excuses are abusive! People use them because they feel that they will lose, when in all actuality all they needed to do is begin, finish, and win! I say that with a grin, because when I put my best foot forward I accomplish all that I put in. Then there's still the "unbelievers!" The fevers of society. They will sit back and rack their brains over all the skills they lack. Breaking their backs over useless facts. Jack and Jill went up the hill, but they didn't do that by sitting around smoking crack. There is no pill that will jump start ambition. Its starts within, as you blend your conscious and subconscious attitudes, you gain the latitude to do what you must do. Only losers procrastinate, they will literally wait until it is just too late. Don't hate those who become great! They let nothing stop them, no excuses of being broke or overweight. We elaborate our faith, never take breaks, and we always make the date. Last and certainly least, they never procrastinate!
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