The thing called Honesty!
When kids were told, “honesty is the best policy!”, could they have possibly doubted that maxim, when it was taught? Most probably not. All of us went through childhood days, and probably must have heard of this policy, too. Were you ever skeptical about the doctrine? Now that we have grown up, can we honestly say this very same thing to our kids, without an iota of doubt? I hope we still can. Where there is inconsistency between doctrine and practices, it indicates that society is in conflict against itself. It indicates a moral and values deterioration. I once came across a movement, that made pronounce-ments to bring back Christ-like actions of impeccable character to the very center of business and society. I hope, this is still true today, and will continue to spread virally thru the very core of large and small business institutions alike.
Written by: Sanoy Suerte, RME/MBM; http://www.linkedin.com/in/sannysuerte;
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
Working for the Best!
Working for the Best!
When you do some work, you do not have to be a perfectionist. You only need to be at par with what can be called an excellent job. Some situations require a rocket science type of quality job. Others, a lot less. So, there is no need to use a large hammer for a small application, nor a big stick, when all you need is a toothpick. When reading a pocket book for enjoyment, you can read faster than usual. When you need to study for mastery of certain scientific principles in physics, you need to read slower perhaps, and spend more time. You may even read the same book chapter several times. Learn therefore to save your time and energy by adjusting your efforts according to what is necessary, and relevant. Don’t overdo something that doesn’t have to be. Be a good judge therefore of what kind of effort is needed for each activity you encounter. Remember, you got plenty of things to cover as a Leader, and your best may not be the solution to a problem. But, you have to do what is best for each situation.
Written by: Sanoy Suerte, RME/MBM; http://www.linkedin.com/in/sannysuerte
When you do some work, you do not have to be a perfectionist. You only need to be at par with what can be called an excellent job. Some situations require a rocket science type of quality job. Others, a lot less. So, there is no need to use a large hammer for a small application, nor a big stick, when all you need is a toothpick. When reading a pocket book for enjoyment, you can read faster than usual. When you need to study for mastery of certain scientific principles in physics, you need to read slower perhaps, and spend more time. You may even read the same book chapter several times. Learn therefore to save your time and energy by adjusting your efforts according to what is necessary, and relevant. Don’t overdo something that doesn’t have to be. Be a good judge therefore of what kind of effort is needed for each activity you encounter. Remember, you got plenty of things to cover as a Leader, and your best may not be the solution to a problem. But, you have to do what is best for each situation.
Written by: Sanoy Suerte, RME/MBM; http://www.linkedin.com/in/sannysuerte
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