True friends chop the onions and cry together.

~ Ljupka Cvetanova

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The size of the tree you cut determines the weight with which you have to throw the axe.

~ Israelmore Ayivor

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If your name is canoe and you can't float on water, you are useless! If they call you cutlass but you can't chop anything into pieces, you are a waste! You have a unique role, you are a brand! Do what you were created to do!

~ Israelmore Ayivor

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Don't give up! It seems difficult to you, right? Why not do something little about it every? A little strike each day can chop down big trees. Give it a try!

~ Israelmore Ayivor

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People who have fully prepared always save time. Albert Einstein was right to teach that if he is given six hours to chop down a tree, he would spend the first four sharpening the axes. When you are done with your action plans, work will be easier!

~ Israelmore Ayivor

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A writer need not devour a whole sheep in order to know what mutton tastes like, but he must at least eat a chop. Unless he gets his facts right, his imagination will lead him into all kinds of nonsense, and the facts he is most likely to get right are the facts of his own experience.

~ W. Somerset Maugham

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