The Epidemic of Comfort and Convenience
What governs your life? It seems for many that comfort and convenience are what’s most important. In fact, this is so prevalent that unofficially I’m calling it an epidemic.
What governs your life? It seems for many that comfort and convenience are what’s most important. In fact, this is so prevalent that unofficially I’m calling it an epidemic.
We should be striving for excellence in all that we do. Why do less than your best? People notice when you aren’t performing up to your capabilities. They may not say anything, but they make a mental note. This can and probably will come back to haunt you. At the very least, it will leave you stranded on a plateau of mediocrity somewhere below your full potential.
In the United States, we still have a lot of soldiers deployed overseas. I’m sure soldiers from other countries are busy too. Many of these men and women will be away from their families this holiday season. Regardless of your political affiliation or your opinion about certain military actions, it is important to remember that these soldiers are serving us. They are putting their lives at risk for you and me.
I don’t like to make outlandish claims, but there is so much powerful truth in James Allen’s book, As a Man Thinketh, that it really can radically change your life. Allen offers deep and practical advice that has stood the test of time. As a Man Thinketh was originally published in 1902, but the [...]