The LONGEST WAY IS A SHORT CUT

Bonzenti · Bonzenti on Tue Feb 09, 2010 4:57 pm

One of the most common obstacles to success is the desire to cut corners. But short cuts never pay off in the long run.

If you find that you continually give in to your moods or impulses, then you need to change your approach to doing things. Cutting corners is really a sign of impatience and poor self-discipline. But if you are willing to follow through, you can achieve a breakthrough. The best method is to set standards for yourself that require accountability. Any time you suffer a consequence for not following through, it helps you stay on track. Once you have your standards in place,work according to them, not your moods. That will get you going in the right direction. SELF-DISCIPLINE IS A QUALITY THAT IS WON THROUGH PRACTICE.

Failing Forward
John Maxwell

"INVEST PROPERLY, PLACE YOURSELF SAFELY AND ACCORDINGLY. RATIONALIZE AND CONTEMPLATE EVERY DECISION FIRST BEFORE TAKING ANY STEPS. REMEMBER, FOR EVERY DECISION YOU MAKE, YOU ARE THE AUTHOR OF YOUR ACTION. REMEMBER ALWAYS WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS, WHAT YOU SOW, IS WHAT YOU REAP- IN BUDDHISM, THE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT OR IN OTHER WORDS "KARMA"". IF YOU PLANT GOOD SEEDS, YOU HARVEST GOOD FRUITS.

- BONZENTI

Truth :
Some people in a corporate world being promoted to a higher step of position at the expense of others. They have to eradicate others first to let themselves in. This is against the principle of leadership, which is others first before me, and not me first before others.