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We might not have


We might not have

We might not have beautiful eyes, but our eyes can see goodness in others.

We might not have a curvy lip, but we can talk positively about others. 

We might not have a beautiful face, but we can show up when others need us. 

We might not be tall, but we can have an attitude of not belittling others.

We may not be well-built, but we can build good relationships with others.

We might not have a good voice, but we can listen to others' words.

We might not have a sharp nose, but we can ensure we don't poke our nose into others' lives. 

We might not have killer looks, but we can bring liveliness to others. 

We might not have a great posture, but we can be a support to others. 

We have something that others can't see, but they can experience it. It is our Character.

Life is all about what we can do with what we have. Let's use our character to make a difference in others' lives

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 M.L. Narendra Kumar


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