One of life’s greatest joys is the sense of wonder that accompanies the arrival of a tiny new human being into the world. But that joy is accompanied by a tremendous responsibility that perfectly encapsulates the need for personal initiative. You can provide children with all the physical advantages of a good childhood, but unless you strive to set a good example for them to follow, you will know only dismay as they reach adulthood and blossom into purposeless drifters. Your personal initiative, whether or not you are raising a child, must always incorporate exemplary behavior. You cannot take ethical shortcuts, big or small, without other people observing them and assuming that this behavior is something you wouldn’t mind having turned back on yourself. Certainly you will make mistakes, but if you have always striven for the best course, others will remember it and treat you accordingly.
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Wednesday, 21 March 2012
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
POLITENESS USUALLY BEGINS AT HOME OR IT DOESN’T BEGIN AT ALL.
Politeness to others is usually born out of respect for the
individual, which you learn as a child. When you are treated with
respect by other members of the family, you learn to respect them as
well. The self-esteem that results from being recognized as a unique
person by the people who matter most to you helps you develop the
confidence necessary to succeed later in life. Politeness and
consideration for others are habits that once developed-usually stay
with you for a lifetime. While common courtesy may seem relatively
insignificant in the grand scheme of things, it is a reflection of more
basic values. More important, if you develop the habit of respecting
others, you are likely to command respect from them.
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Saturday, 18 February 2012
YOU CAN TELL BY THE COMPANY PEOPLE CHOOSE WHAT SORT OF CHARACTER THEY HAVE
As the saying goes, "Birds of a feather flock together." We usually
choose friends and business associates who like the same things we do,
people who share the same values. If you choose happy, positive,
productive companions, the odds are that you are or will soon become
happy, positive, and productive yourself. Unfortunately, the reverse is
also true. Unhappy, negative, destructive people are sure to drag you
down with them.
Choose to spend most of your time with persons who have PMA - a Positive
Mental Attitude. If your job requires you to spend time with negative
people, limit that time to the best of your ability and above all don’t
let them discourage you with their negativism. Instead, display your own
PMA.
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