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Don’t Accept the Unacceptable
Written by: Duane HatfieldArticle Overview: There is no reason we should do this. If our attitudes are aligned as they shouldbe.
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Don’t Accept the Unacceptable
Do you ever accept the unacceptable? If we were truthful
with ourselves, I’m sure we would all have to admit that we do, and more often
than we like. So many times we feel it is the only alternative we have because
we allow circumstances and others to dictate the way we attempt to accomplish
things. We have procrastinated or failed to properly prepare or are pressured
to do it before we feel comfortable we can achieve it. These can all be factors
we must deal with but the primary problem is our own mindset and determination.
We allow other influences to control our actions and reactions, which in turn
dominates and drives us in directions contrary to our desire. Even if these
aren’t the actual reasons they can be ways we excuse and justify our own
slackness. We blame our “surroundings and others” so we don’t have to admit,
even to ourselves, our weaknesses. Many times we take the opinion that it will
be good enough and as long as the task is finished it will be OK. Normally that
is when we aren’t really satisfied with the results. We regret the outcome and
hope no one knows we did it.
If we would change our mindset and determination to be
aligned with our objectives focusing on accomplishing them, the results would
startling. Correcting our thinking and attitude toward required tasks can make
amazing differences. Not only will the quality be better, but also the quantity
as well as our feeling of accomplishment. We always want to please others with
a job well done but most importantly we must be satisfied ourselves. The pride
of doing our best is an emotion that can’t be taken away no matter what other
opinions are voiced.
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About the Author: Duane Hatfield RSS for Duane's articles - Visit Duane's website I am a Christian and desire salvation through the blood of Jesus for everyone. I am an entrepreneur and want to help others improve their situations in this life and the next. Being part of an education company gives me opportunity to instruct and mentor people in that arena of life. Click here to visit Duane's website Whatever Things Leaders Do Part 2 Solutions For A Face For Radio Do The Difficult Things The Force of Oppression |
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