"He who chooses the beginning of a road, also chooses its outcome." - Unknown
So true, they say well begun is half done. That's the other way to look at it. You start off on the wrong track and have to reverse the road travelled already. Also it is good to remember that the roughest roads make the best drivers, so you need not look at the rough one as the wrong road
So true, they say well begun is half done. That's the other way to look at it. You start off on the wrong track and have to reverse the road travelled already. Also it is good to remember that the roughest roads make the best drivers, so you need not look at the rough one as the wrong road
"Keep trying, It's only from the valley that the mountain seems high." Zig Ziglar
So very true, its all about perspective. Raise your self above the problem and you see it in a different light. That's the way it looks from the valley... all insurmountable, but once your reach somewhere at the top you feel you have conquered it all.
"There is no limit to what can be achieved, when no one cares who gets the credit". - John Wooden, Coach
The team is sometimes the enemy of the goal. So true that you have a goal and everyone understands it but in the quest to get name and credit the goal is side tracked. You can always identify such people. They will be playing ball on the sides, send separate emails without including others who are relevant, try calling out and dropping names and often the one's who try to take credit for others outputs. These are missing in action but fully present at reward time.
"Before we can properly handle a problem we must know all of the problem" -
Einstein, once said, a problem can't be solved at the same level of understanding as that at which it was created.... he means you need a higher level of understanding. That's why we say "Experience is the best teacher" You can get to see various turns (understand the problem better or more in detail when you have experience. Also it is about being wise with the worldly experiences and therefore able to handle problems as they say with grace and confidence.
So very true, its all about perspective. Raise your self above the problem and you see it in a different light. That's the way it looks from the valley... all insurmountable, but once your reach somewhere at the top you feel you have conquered it all.
"There is no limit to what can be achieved, when no one cares who gets the credit". - John Wooden, Coach
The team is sometimes the enemy of the goal. So true that you have a goal and everyone understands it but in the quest to get name and credit the goal is side tracked. You can always identify such people. They will be playing ball on the sides, send separate emails without including others who are relevant, try calling out and dropping names and often the one's who try to take credit for others outputs. These are missing in action but fully present at reward time.
"Before we can properly handle a problem we must know all of the problem" -
Einstein, once said, a problem can't be solved at the same level of understanding as that at which it was created.... he means you need a higher level of understanding. That's why we say "Experience is the best teacher" You can get to see various turns (understand the problem better or more in detail when you have experience. Also it is about being wise with the worldly experiences and therefore able to handle problems as they say with grace and confidence.
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