2. Commitment Integrity and
wisdom are the two pillars on which to build and keep commitments. This point is
best illustrated by the manager who told one of his staff members, "Integrity is
keeping your commitment even if you lose money and wisdom is not to make such
foolish commitments."
3. Responsibility People with
character accept responsibilities. They make decisions and determine their own
destiny in life. Accepting responsibilities involves taking risks and being
accountable which is sometimes uncomfortable.Responsible people don't think that
the world owes them a living.
4. Hard work Success is not
something that you run into by accident. It takes a lot of preparation and
character. Everyone likes to win but how many are willing to put in the effort
and lime to prepare to win? It takes sacrifice and self-discipline. There is no
substitute for hard work.
5. Character Character is the
sum total of a person's values, beliefs and personality. It is reflected in our
behavior, in our actions. It needs to be preserved more than the richest jewel
in the world. To be a winner takes character. George Washington said, "I hope I
shall always possess firmness and virtue enough to maintain what I consider the
most valuable of all titles, the character of an honest
man."
6. Positive
believing/ThinkingPositive believing is a lot more than positive
thinking. It is having a reason to believe that positive thinking will work.
Positive believing is an attitude of confidence that comes with preparation.
Having a positive attitude without making the effort is nothing more than having
a wishful dream.
7. The Power of persistence The
journey to being your best is not easy. It is full of setbacks. Winners have the
ability to overcome.Persistence means commitment and determination. There is
pleasure in endurance. Commitment and persistence is a decision. Athletes put in
years of practice for a few seconds or minutes of performance.
Persistence
is a decision. It is a commitment to finish what you start. When we are
exhausted, quitting, looks good. But winners endure. Ask a winning athlete. He
endures pain and finishes what he started. Lots of failures have begun well but
have not concluded anything. Persistence comes from purpose. Life without
purpose is drifting. A person who has no purpose will never persevere and will
never be fulfilled.
8. Pride of performance In
today's world, pride in performance has fallen by the wayside because it
requires effort and hard work. However, nothing happens unless it is made to
happen. When one is discouraged, it is easy to look for shortcuts. However these
should be avoided no matter how great the temptation. Pride comes from within,
which is what gives the winning edge.
Pride of performance does not
represent ego. It represents pleasure with humility.
The quality of the work and the
quality and the worker are inseparable. Half-hearted effort does not produce
half results; it produces no results.
Excellence comes when the performer
takes pride in doing his best. Every job is a self-portrait of the person who
does it, regardless of what the job is, whether washing cars, sweeping the floor
or painting a house.
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