Showing posts with label Personal Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Personal Development. Show all posts

Responsibility

I was going through my old files and found some notes about responsibility that I believe you will value. Here's what it says about Responsibility.
  • When you take responsibility, you are giving yourself a little bit of promotion in life.
  • Responsible behavior means accountability.
  • It represents maturity.
  • It means creating the right attitude and environment for you to operate in.
  • Most people take responsibility for their success. Few take responsibility for their failures.
  • Responsible people avoid phrases such as, "Everyone else does it", "No one does it", "It's all your fault", etc.
  • Responsible behavior is very important to teach at an early age.
  • People who use their privilege without responsibility lose their privilege.
  • People use petty reasons for their irresponsibility.
  • We have a responsibility to contribute towards the well-being of our society and our family.
  • We can do that by providing for them, protecting them, becoming successful ourselves and setting the right example.
Share it if you found value in this blog post.

Thanks,
Mayur

The 4-Hour Success Window!

24 hours in a day!
We spend 8 hours sleeping - left with 16 hours.
We spend 1 hour in the morning getting ready and eating breakfast - left with 15 hours
We spend 8 hours working at the job - left with 7 hours.
We spend 1 hour in lunch break - left with 6 hours.
We spend 1 hour commuting - left with 5 hours.

We spend 1 hour preparing and eating dinner - left with 4 hours

How you spend these four hours tells where you're headed in the future.

Here's how 1 group of people spend these four hours:
  • They start a side business.
  • They study to improve their skills and knowledge.
  • They make business deals
  • They learn a new trade.
  • They get a part-time job to put money into savings and investments.
  • They invest into their children's lives by helping them build memories.
Their mindset? Work now so we can enjoy our tomorrow.

Here's how another people spend these four hours:
  • They watch prime time television.
  • They party with their friends.
  • They spend time watching movies on Netflix & YouTube.
  • They socialize on social networks.
  • They are on the phone (texting, playing games or calling)
Their mindset? Let's enjoy today. Tomorrow might not come.

The result of their habits in a 10 year period? It's pretty evident.

It was eye-opening for me, the first time I heard it. What did you think? Comment below to send me your thoughts.