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A Diamond is a chunk of Coal that did well under Pressure

No matter how you feel, get up, dress up,

show up and never give up being sure that

you never water yourself down just because

they can't handle you at 100 proof and

remember that life is short, so break the

rules and forgive quickly, kiss slowly and

love truly, laugh uncontrollably and never

regret anything that made you smile.

 

Never stop doing your best just because

someone doesn't give you credit and know

that you are not born a winner and you are

not born a loser but that you are born a

chooser so understand your worth and

value your life and appreciate your blessings.

 

Always believe that something wonderful is

about to happen and train your mind to see

the good in every situation and work so hard

that one day your signature will be called an

autograph as you **** them with success and

bury them with a smile.

 

One day you will just be a memory to some

people so do your best to be a good one and

be a voice, not an echo and make today count

because you'll never get it back as you accept

what is, let go of what was and have faith in

what will be.

 

Be somebody who makes everybody feel like

a somebody and give but don't allow yourself

to be used and love but don't allow your heart

to be abused and trust but don't be naïve and

listen but don't lose your voice.

                                                  Jon York    2016

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