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Tula Tungkol sa Tagumpay: “Thinking” ni Walter D. Wintle

February 20, 2019 by Ray L. Leave a Comment

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Ang isa sa pinakamahalagang bagay tungkol sa tagumpay na natutunan ko ay ang kaalamang ang tagumpay sa buhay ay resulta ng iyong mga ginagawa, at ang lahat ng ginagawa mo ay nagmumula sa iyong isipan. Totoo nga naman, bago ka makagawa ng matagumpay na negosyo o career, kailangan pinag-isipan mo muna silang gawin. Dahil doon, naisipan kong ibahagi sa iyo ang isang napakahalagang tula tungkol doon sa article na ito.

Basahin mo ang tula ni Walter D. Wintle na may pamagat na “Thinking” (Pag-iisip) sa ibaba!

(Note: May pagsasalin sa Tagalog ang bawat talata sa ilalim nito. Bukod pa doon, isinalin ko rin ang mga idiom o kawikaan sa mas mainam na kahulugan o ibig sabihin nito sa Tagalog.)

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A Success Poem for You: “Thinking” by Walter D. Wintle

February 20, 2019 by Ray L. Leave a Comment

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One of the most valuable success lessons that I’ve learned is that success the a result of the things that you do, and that your actions are determined by your thoughts. After all, before you can build a successful business or career, you have to think about building them first. In line with that, let me share with you a poem so valuable that I had to write about it here.

Check out Walter D. Wintle’s poem titled “Thinking” below!

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The Tale of Two Brothers: Their Thoughts and Their Destinies

August 11, 2015 by Ray L. Leave a Comment

“Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t–you’re right.”

– Henry Ford

Once upon a time, there lived a pair of twins from the Pa family. The stronger, smarter, and taller twin was named Tallo, while the other was named Nallo.

When they were little children, their mother once brought home a bag of cookies for them to eat. She placed the bag on a cabinet high up on the wall before leaving for work as she forgot that the two children couldn’t reach it.

Although Tallo was taller and stronger, no matter how hard he jumped, he couldn’t reach the cookies. He stopped trying and thought to himself: “No matter how hard I try, it’s useless. I CAN’T do anything.”

Nallo tried jumping for it too, but he also couldn’t reach it. Thinking of how he can reach the cookies, he saw the dining chair and a broom in their kitchen. He climbed on top of the chair and clumsily used the broom handle to try and reach the cookies. Although he failed a lot at first, after trying for 20 minutes, he eventually got the cookies and shared it with his brother. Nallo thought to himself: “I CAN do anything if I find out how to do it.”

As they grew older, Nallo and Tallo both went to the same school in their village. Tallo was smart enough to get good grades, but since he couldn’t get perfect scores, he stopped trying. Nallo had a hard time learning and failed the first few of his tests.
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