The price of action
It is far easier to wish for greatness than to work for it.
Funny enough, we prefer the easier route: wishing, rather than working the talk. You have to give up something to get anything you want of life. Retrogressive habits will someday catch up with you and give you a bad name. Maybe you ask Tiger Woods, Tafa Balogun or Cecilia Ibru what this means. Life responds to action.
Thomas Monson says, “Our very business in life is not to get ahead of others…but to get ahead of ourselves.”
One of the best deals you could strike for yourself is to break free from the shackles of your character. Get ahead of every malignant behavior that finds expression through you. You’re responsible for all your actions, remember, your name is a brand.
When life is over, will your name be over?
Funny enough, we prefer the easier route: wishing, rather than working the talk. You have to give up something to get anything you want of life. Retrogressive habits will someday catch up with you and give you a bad name. Maybe you ask Tiger Woods, Tafa Balogun or Cecilia Ibru what this means. Life responds to action.
Thomas Monson says, “Our very business in life is not to get ahead of others…but to get ahead of ourselves.”
One of the best deals you could strike for yourself is to break free from the shackles of your character. Get ahead of every malignant behavior that finds expression through you. You’re responsible for all your actions, remember, your name is a brand.
When life is over, will your name be over?
Labels: action, Cecilia Ibru, character, decision-making, discipline, good name, goodwill, habits, integrity, sacrifice, Tafa Balogun, Tiger Woods


