NEVER UNDERESTIMATE ANYTHING

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Never underestimate the power of your vision.
Never underestimate the power of faith.
Never underestimate the power of prayer.
Never underestimate the power of a united,
And well-motivated focused team. 
Never underestimate the effect your smile and warm words can have on others.
Never underestimate the power of your imagination.
Never underestimate the strength and wonders in your dreams and efforts.
Never take for granted the power of positive conviction and believe in one's capabilities.
Never take for granted the fact that you can walk and talk.
Never take for granted the fact that you have life.
Never take for granted the effect of your care and motivation.
As long as you live, appreciate the gift of life.
As long as you live, revere the giver of Life.
As long as you relate with others, value and respect 
all your relationships with man, and your environment.
God bless you this day.
‪#‎KYB Signs# ®


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