1. Always be on time
2. Do what you say you are going to do
3. Finish what you Start
4. Always say please and thank you
If you follow these four very simple steps, you will be successful. No ifs, ands, or buts.
Simplicity is key.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Let the PHILosophy begin
"The squeaky wheel gets the grease" is a true statement but what the saying fails to mention is that the squeaky wheel is also the first one to be replaced.
Does this really need any explanation at all? No one likes a complainer, ever. But there is a point when complaining is necessary. But where is the line between what is needed and straight up annoying? Well for starters, lets all try to not complain when the situation can't be altered in the first place. But when there is a genuine problem, it is appropriate to complain. But i suppose it becomes annoying when it becomes clear that you have no intention to fix it but just to run your mouth. So in the end its all about complain first, search for a solution, then enact said solution. Problem solved.
Does this really need any explanation at all? No one likes a complainer, ever. But there is a point when complaining is necessary. But where is the line between what is needed and straight up annoying? Well for starters, lets all try to not complain when the situation can't be altered in the first place. But when there is a genuine problem, it is appropriate to complain. But i suppose it becomes annoying when it becomes clear that you have no intention to fix it but just to run your mouth. So in the end its all about complain first, search for a solution, then enact said solution. Problem solved.
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