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1Behind every successful man there's a lot u unsuccessful yearsBob Brown
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2I think success has no rulesbut you can learn a lot from failureJean Kerr
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3There are no secrets to success It is the result of preparationhard workand learning from failureColin L Powell
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4Few things are impossible in themselves and it is often for want of willrather than of meansthat man fails to succeedLa RocheforcauldF(xin)rench writer
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5Genius only means hardworking all one's lifeMendeleyevRussian chemist
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6Great works are performed not by strenghbut by perseveranceSamuel JohnsonBritish writer and critic
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7I have nothing to offer but bloodboiltears and sweatWinston ChurchillBritish politician
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8All things are difficult before they are easy
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9Constant dripping wears away the stone
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10The first blow is half the battle
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11The man who has made up his mind to win will never say "impossible "Bonaparte NapoleonF(xin)rench emperor
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12All things in their being are good for something
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13Difficult circumstances serve as a textbook of life for people
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14Failure is the mother of success Thomas Paine
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15For man is man and master of his fate
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16There is no such thing as a great talent without great will powerBalzac
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