I vowed after a fiasco last week at work that I will do what I know is right. I will not listen to others. Then, this morning, I listened to someone else and again, it back fired.
In the big picture, these two actions were small. Loopholes were found, which seemed justifiable for not doing them. Yet both of them led to bigger events. Doesn't an avalanche begin with one rock?
I have a saying posted on my monitor "Winners do what losers don't want to do." And, in these situation, I was listening to others who did not want to do something. I got this far by listening to my own voice, not others. They are not me. I am not them. I need to do what I know is right.
In our day to day activities, we'll always hit those moments when we have to decide what is right or wrong. I believe Bill Clinton said "Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should." (I'm terrible at direct quotes). There will always be temptations and doing what you have to do is not always what you want to do. But, you're better for it in the long run.
Addendum: I found the best quote: Doing what's right is not easy.
3 comments:
That's a good saying 'doesn't an avalanche start with one stone?'.
It's always better, even though it's a lot harder, to stick to ones own guns instead of those of another.
you can shoot more bees with a bird in hand.. (oh sorry..getting carried away here! :-)
Addendum, and i found a another quote : i love you
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