Guidelines with defined Signs
Quote of the day
‘How can you
distinguish good guidelines from bad ones? The procedure is quite simple. Good
guidelines always come with defined signs. Signs that you could see, hear or
feel. Signs that you could decipher or crack and signs that make sense rather
than nonsense.’
Welcome to the final
day of February 2016, the month of Positivity. Welcome too, to the start of a
new working week that eclipses into the month of March. Thank you for being a
wonderful friend and for all your positive feedback that gives me the constant
courage to continue inspiring you. It is sad to see February fade slowly into
the oblivion of human history. What I will always remember of February 2016 is
the positive energy that I received. Positive energy gives you positive vibes.
It builds confidence in you and it establishes your true abilities. Every article
in the 29 days of February 2016 shone a clear message of Positivity. Tomorrow
we shall march into March 2016 with Motivity. Today to round off our theme on Positivity
I would like to talk about guidelines, more specifically ‘Guidelines with
defined Signs.’ Guidelines are important to ALL meritocratic Goal Setters of
which you are and will always be. A meritocratic Goal Setter works to achieve
success during their centennial life on planet Earth. They are unselfish, they
are spiritual, they are caring, they like to share and they are always fair. A
meritocratic Goal Setter manages their time profitably and works steadily each
day to execute their tasks. They value every second of their life. They have a
purpose in life and that purpose is to act as sole custodians of their domain.
They are fully aware of their responsibilities. Meritocratic Goal Setters
always follow stringent guidelines, in other words a set of instructions that
has previously worked. They know the difference between something acidic and
sweet. They can distinguish poisonous from harmless products. They can trek
into new territories because they follow stringent guidelines. They know right
from wrong and can put right what is wrong. They understand the meaning of life
and the purpose of it. They are the conveyors of good messages and purveyors of
good instructions. They are surveyors of situations in life and look at ways of
improving bad situations into better ones. A Guideline that makes sense is the
one that you should follow. Would you travel the perilous seas if the
guidelines were not there? Look for defined signs. Look for signs that make you
feel confident about what you want to do. If there is a doubt, don’t do it. I
bid you a pleasant evening and as you watch the changeover from February to
March always remember to say, White Rabbit! White Rabbit! White Rabbit!
