“Have a very good reason for everything you do.” ~ Laurence Olivier
Whatever you do, be sure you are doing it for a reason. If you have no reason for doing anything, no matter what it takes, don’t do it. A purposeless venture is at all times a worthless venture. The question is, why waste time, energy and resources doing things you shouldn’t be doing? There is neither a gain nor any form of satisfaction from doing purposeless things. If you have a fixed intention in doing something, there is a goal to be met. With it, you can measure your progress, gauge and adjust your direction as you go along. Doing so will enable you to know when you’ve achieved your aim. Achieving your aim is elating and satisfying at all times. Without a purpose, many people simply drift through life without achieving anything or making any impact whatsoever in whatever environment they happen to find themselves. That is sadly pathetic but true.
Somehow, people with goals to aim at always manage to succeed faster and better than others because they always know where they're going. They have real reasons for doing what they do and they as a reward get more and better results. If you love challenges like I do, you’ll discover that the reasons you have for doing what you are doing constitute the challenges you face. It is the same reasons which help you to continue to strive on no matter the odds! With set goals in mind, if rewarding enough, you kind of stay the course until you achieve. Without set goals, it is doubtful if anyone can ever get anything worthwhile achieved satisfactorily.
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Showing posts with label Purposeful. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 06, 2018
Why You Must Be Purposeful
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Saturday, December 10, 2016
How to be Purposeful
“Great minds have
purposes, others have wishes.” --Washington
Irving
Purposefulness is all about staying focused and determined
to achieve your goals. It builds desire and provides the reason to continue to
strive until some achievement is made. Without a purpose, we all drift through
life and end up as failures. Drifting through life is certainly not one of
God’s intentions for creation. This is why everything in the universe has a
purpose and a place in a meticulously arranged order.
Napoleon Hill, in his best-selling book, “Think and Grow Rich” tells the story of
the great Chicago fire which once consumed all the stores in the business
district of the city. A group of Merchants among them Marshall Field assembled
in the streets the morning after watching the smoking ruins of what had been
their stores. Emergency meetings and conferences were hurriedly convened. The
big question was whether to rebuild or to move to safer locations? The
Merchants quickly reached a decision. All except Marshall Field decided to
leave Chicago. Mr. Field pointed a finger at the ruins where his store once
stood and declared, “Gentlemen, on that very spot I will build the world’s
greatest store, no matter how many times it may burn down.” That was many years
ago and today the Field Stores edifice stands as a prominent land-mark in the
skyline of Chicago.
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