A group of frogs once set out to climb to the top of a tall tree. As they began, the other frogs shouted from below:
“It’s too high!”
“You’ll never make it!”
“It’s impossible!”

One by one, the frogs gave up—discouraged by the noise around them.

But one frog kept climbing... and eventually reached the top.

The others were stunned. “How did he do it?” they asked.

It turns out *he was deaf.*

He didn’t hear the doubt, the fear, or the negativity. He only focused on the goal.

*The lesson?*
Sometimes, success isn’t about talent or strength—
It’s about tuning out the noise.

Be deaf to doubt.
Be deaf to fear.
Be deaf to the voices that say *you can’t.*
And you just might prove them all wrong.

“Don’t confuse having a career with having a life.”

“Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes… including you.”

```Sometimes the most cherished experiences in life often arise from unexpected turns of events.```

```We owe kindness. We owe reciprocity. We owe honesty. We owe our friends explanations sometimes, not silence. We owe decency. If you hurt people and shrug your shoulders, "it makes no sense.```

```The very things that seem to trip us up can also be the things that propel us forward. It all depends on how we choose to perceive them. Obstacles aren't meant to halt our progress; they're opportunities for growth. Life's most captivating moments arise from the challenges we face, and it's through overcoming these hurdles that we truly find purpose. Ultimately, you have the power to shape your own destiny. You are the architect of your own future. The most valuable aspects of life are felt, not seen.```

```Life rarely unfolds according to our meticulously crafted plans. No matter how detailed our blueprints may be, the path we ultimately tread often veers in unexpected directions. There's a certain destiny at play, a preordained course that subtly guides us, shaping our experiences and steering us toward a future we may not have envisioned. It's about accepting the twists and turns, embracing the detours, and trusting that everything happens for a reason, leading us to where we are meant to be.```

If having a soul means being able to feel love and loyalty and gratitude, then animals are better off than a lot of humans.”

How far my people is our Sunday Rice ready ? I begin to come oo

Love the animals: God has given them the rudiments of thought and joy untroubled.”

“They might only be here for part of your life, but for them, you are their whole life.”

My God is a good God