EMOTIONAL DAMAGE EVASION RULES

1.       Do not make someone angry inform of your jokes it has got know Eraser.

2.       Learn from your mistakes and do not repeat past mistakes no matter what forces drives you.

3.       Do not fail to plan your next move.

4.       The past is a lesson, the present is a Gift and the future is Motivation. Try to use your gift wisely.

5.       Perform as if this is your last chance.

6.       Discipline is more than intelligence.

7.       Trust is hard to gain but can just take a second to be completely lost.

8.       Those in need of treatment for different diseases look for designated doctors. Remember the doctors do not look for the patients. Think Big and know what you are suffering from in its early symptoms.

9.       Solve as many problems as possible since life is a period.

10.   Actions are the best and do not show propositions but the results and milestones.


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