If you look around you, it will be apparent that there are two types
of people in the world: There are those who say, "When this company
decides to pay me what I’m worth, then I will do what they want me to
do." The second is the person who says, "I’m going to be the best I can
be because that’s the kind of person I am. I also know that if I
consistently give more than expected, I will eventually be rewarded for
my efforts." It is easy to see that the positive person contributes most
to the organization. Yet, very few people are willing to make the
sacrifices necessary to achieve success. Make sure you’re a member of
that group.
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REMEMBER THAT EVERY TIME YOU GO THE EXTRA MILE, YOU PLACE SOMEONE UNDER OBLIGATION TO YOU.
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When you do something to or for another, whether your deeds are good
or bad, people feel compelled to "retaliate" in kind. If you are a kind
and decent person, you can expect to be treated well in return. If you
use others for your own advantage without giving anything in return, you
will soon find that they have little use for you. People like working
for and with positive, considerate people. Start now to develop the
habit of going the extra mile.
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