Everyone has advice for your life.
The ones who failed tell you what not to do.
The ones who succeeded tell you to work harder.
And the ones who have done neither somehow speak with the most confidence.
The world is full of people who preach lessons they never had the courage to live.
Some tell you to dream while they settled.
Some tell you to be realistic because they gave up.
Some tell you to play it safe because they were too afraid to fail.
Advice is cheap.
Conviction is expensive.
Living by your own words is the rarest achievement of all.
The hardest lesson isn't learning whose advice to follow—
it's learning whose advice to ignore.
Because before Prachaar there must be Aachar
Practice before you preach.
The ones who failed tell you what not to do.
The ones who succeeded tell you to work harder.
And the ones who have done neither somehow speak with the most confidence.
The world is full of people who preach lessons they never had the courage to live.
Some tell you to dream while they settled.
Some tell you to be realistic because they gave up.
Some tell you to play it safe because they were too afraid to fail.
Advice is cheap.
Conviction is expensive.
Living by your own words is the rarest achievement of all.
The hardest lesson isn't learning whose advice to follow—
it's learning whose advice to ignore.
Because before Prachaar there must be Aachar
Practice before you preach.
