Showing posts with label Spitefulness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spitefulness. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 September 2016

Hope to despair


Hope to despair

‘The tidal wave to self-destruction is often swift and the consequences can shift your hope to despair making you feel idle, suicidal and generally spiteful.’

Welcome to midweek, a pivotal part of your working that determines at which point the seesaw in your life is balanced. Are you on track or are you side-tracked or is your workload stacking up? Dear Friends, it is all about Input. A strong input will always yield a strong output, period. However, when emotions cover the aura of success around you, hope generally fades to despair. When emotions of despair come falling upon you, it has a unique habit to make you procrastinate, gain weight, make you late, make you have very little faith and of course aggravate, agitate and frustrate over petty issues. The result is that your midweek is incomplete falling into a setback, fall-back, attack or in a cardiac mode. Is it worth it? Why should an emotion create such commotion? My motto is simple - persevere, adhere and remain sincere.



Application Quote

‘Always try to persevere no matter what your emotion is and adhere to your daily agenda irrespective of how your emotions swing. Finally, you need to be sincere with yourself, your employer, your employees and with your family and friends.’

Perseverance is that grit we often don’t acknowledge we have. It is that tenacity to explore your innermost capacity to show veracity. A person that shows veracity is one that is genuine to the core and delivers his or her best despite any setbacks. Adherence is the bloodline of all meritocratic goal setters. They aim to please, they aim to remain at ease rather than freeze when problems appear. This attitude breeds sincerity. Sincerity is such a vital necessity to all meritocratic goal setters. You simply cannot succeed if you are insincere. So, when you assess your workload at the pivotal part of your working week you need to ask yourself why are you procrastinating? Why are you allowing your emotions to create commotions? Why do you assume that procrastinating will change the situation? I say onto you and verily too, don’t procrastinate because it achieves a zero if not negative effect. Don’t procrastinate during your working week, concentrate on the job at hand. If an emotion comes your way clear it with a potion of contemplation. For the sparrows of the sky, the willows of the field and the heroes of the modern world never procrastinate. They get on with it. If you don’t, the tidal wave to self-destruction will be swift and the consequences can shift your hope to despair. When you despair you will feel idle, suicidal and generally spiteful. Idle are those that do not cycle or recycle, idle are those that refuse to read the bible. Suicidal is those like me that do not believe in themselves and in Almighty GOD. Suicidal we are because we choose to live in denial. Spiteful we shall become for spite makes us want to fight, bite, smite, ignite old flames, incite, remain uptight and be impolite. Be brave, always apply the PAS effect in your daily agenda. Persevere, Adhere and be Sincere. Have a peaceful midweek.

Wednesday, 24 June 2015

Did you do the right thing?


Did you do the right thing?
Quote of the day
‘Nothing will go wrong if you did things right. This is the mentality of a meritocratic Goal Setter. They know that they got to get it right with all their might. They do not spite, fright, incite or live in contrite.’
Do you feel remorse when you did something? Do you feel a sense of guilt over something that you might have said or done? These feelings are quite common especially when you lack confidence in your abilities. People always judge you for the mistakes that you make but find it very hard to commend you for the good that you do. It is very hard indeed to function when you are been constantly critiqued for the common errs that you make over the years in your life. I always maintain that nothing will go wrong if you do things right in the first place. However what is the difference between right and wrong. Something that is right is always something that is righteous and honourable. A righteous deed is always shrouded with goodness. It is an unselfish act performed with love and dignity. A meritocratic Goal Setter will never seek commendation or applause when performing good deeds. They just have the mind-set to do well. They know the meaning of right and they work diligently to ensure all their tasks for the day is performed with honesty, integrity and trust. Look back over the last 5 minutes and see whether you did the right thing. If so, was it performed with honesty, integrity and trust? If your answer is no, don’t worry there is no need to panic. You do not have to live in fright over the performance of your last task. You do not have to spite someone for critiquing you. You don’t have to incite trouble because trouble just wastes more time. Doing right will never make you feel any sense of contrite. Dear Friends, you must believe in yourself and have the confidence in speaking rather than shrieking. You must have the confidence to think of what you are capable of doing rather than assuming what you cannot do. This always leads to the wrong end result. If you feel strongly about something then do it or say it. Believe in yourself. If you feel that you did wrong then apply the 3 RRRs formula. Review what you think that you did wrong. Revise your tactics and then Redo it or Resay it. It is as simple as ABC. It is a matter of getting into the right mind-set to make the right decisions and of course at the right time. Do it right and nothing will go wrong?