Inspirational Quotes from Priyanka Sinha Jha's Supertraits of Superstars

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Priyanka Sinha Jha's Supertraits of Superstars

Title: Supertraits of Superstars

Author: Priyanka Sinha Jha

Genre: Non-fiction / Self-help

"Success can be as difficult to process and assimilate as a failure and rejection."

"It is the little things we do that make a big difference in how people perceive us."

"Money is a by-product of one's passion."

"When there is intense criticism, people tend to either shape up or ship out."

"Only a person standing in a valley truly appreciates the height of the mountain before him."

"A true master is one who imparts his secrets without fear that his student might surpass him."

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