Advice by Gospel Chizzy Emereonye

Gospel chizzy Emereonye

Never be an optimist, optimists are dreamers, never be a pessimist, pessimists are failures.To insure sustainable success in life be a realist. This means that you hope for the best and prepare to make the worst better. You balance optimism with pessimism to be a realist!!


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