Envious people sometimes attribute success primarily to luck. Nothing
could be more wrong. As coach Darryl Royal once observed, "Luck is what
happens when preparation meets opportunity." Success occurs when you
have a definite purpose for your life and you take the initiative to
follow through with action. You may make mistakes occasionally everyone
does, but any action is far better than doing nothing.
Thursday, 31 May 2012
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
A RUDDERLESS SHIP AND A PURPOSELESS PERSON ARE EVENTUALLY STRANDED ON DESERT SAND.
The goals you set for yourself like the rudder of a ship will guide
you toward your destination, and without them, like a ship without a
rudder, you’ll find it impossible to stay the course.
Make goal-setting a habit in your life. If you sometimes have trouble
staying focused, set small, attainable goals and stick with the job
until it’s done. Examples might include finding a faster, more efficient
way to do a routine job. Or taking the most difficult jobs first when
you have the most energy and your concentration is at its highest level.
Save the easiest jobs for last. A few small successes will inevitably
lead to bigger achievements.
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Tuesday, 29 May 2012
YOUR REAL COURAGE SHOWS BEST IN THE HOUR OF ADVERSITY.
Some setbacks are so severe that to give in to them means losing the
whole ball game. When he assumed command of the Korean War, Gen. Matthew
Ridgeway found his forces pushed far to the south, hard pressed by the
invaders. Only a determined decision to hold the lines allowed the
American forces to keep from being swept into the sea and to eventually
regain all the territory they had lost.
When a defeat strikes, you may not have the time to withdraw and
contemplate your mistakes without risking further setbacks. Don’t
succumb to paralysis. It is important to know at that moment what it is
you truly desire and to act to preserve your resources and your hope. If
you crumble utterly, you will take a blow to your self-esteem that will
be hard to repair. Instead, stick to your principles, and you will
know, at the very least, that you have protected the most important
thing you have.
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Sunday, 27 May 2012
THERE IS A VAST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FAILURE AND TEMPORARY DEFEAT.
There is no such thing as failure, unless it is accepted as such.
Every defeat is temporary unless you give up and allow it to become
permanent. In fact, temporary defeat often makes us stronger and more
capable. Each time we try and fail, we learn something that helps
prepare us for eventual success.
Only in the classroom is there a single correct answer for every
problem. If you try an approach that doesn’t work, try something else.
When you view adversity as nothing more than a learning experience, your
successes in life will far outnumber your failures.
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MOST OF US DON’T MIND BEING TOLD OF OUR FAULTS IF THE CRITIC IS GENEROUS ENOUGH TO MIX IN A FEW OF OUR VIRTUES AS WELL.
It’s a normal reaction to defend ourselves and our behavior when
someone criticizes us,even if we secretly recognize that what we’re
being told is correct. Those who achieve great success in life, however,
are those who have learned to set aside their emotions and learn from
others, even when the message is unpleasant. If you find yourself being
evaluated by someone else, tell yourself that criticism of some aspect
of your performance is not a personal attack. Control your emotional
reaction and adopt useful ideas even though you may dislike the manner
in which the information is delivered.
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