Have you tried starting a project with some people who are needed to be consulted for their decisions? Have you tried planning for a project but later on you decided not to continue because you were afraid and don’t have a budget? Or have you tried anything for a change? Those are some questions that have a sense, sometimes what hinder someone to start for a change are budget, time, guts, and people concern. We will tackle them one by one and see if you will agree with me, but what I’ll be relating to you was base on what I have experience and observed.
Change will not disappear or dissipate
Paton stated that change will not disappear or dissipate. Technology, civilizations and creative thought will maintain their ever accelerating drive onwards. Managers, and the enterprises they serve, be they public or private, service or manufacturing will continue to be judged upon their ability to effectively and efficiently manage change. Unfortunately for the managers of the early twenty-first century, their
Education goes with life
Education goes with life, it co-exist with man. Change is with us anytime and anywhere, we can’t leave change it follows, like shadow in different position and direction, sometimes it hurts, other times it inspire, but most of the time beneficial and enriching if we know and will understand the process.
APPLICATIONS OF THE GOLDEN RULE
APPLICATIONS OF THE GOLDEN RULE
1. If you open it, close it.
2. If you turn it on, turn it off.
3. If you unlock it, lock it.
4. If you break it, repair it.
5. If you can’t fix it, get someone who can.
6. If you borrow it, return it.
7. If you use it, take care of it.
8. If you make a mess, clean it up.
9. If you move it, put it back.
10. If you want to use something, get permission.
11. If you don’t know how to operate it, leave it alone.
12. If it does not concern you, don’t butt in.
13. If you have no luck trying to operate something, and you’ve tried everything else, try reading the directions that came with it.
1. If you open it, close it.
2. If you turn it on, turn it off.
3. If you unlock it, lock it.
4. If you break it, repair it.
5. If you can’t fix it, get someone who can.
6. If you borrow it, return it.
7. If you use it, take care of it.
8. If you make a mess, clean it up.
9. If you move it, put it back.
10. If you want to use something, get permission.
11. If you don’t know how to operate it, leave it alone.
12. If it does not concern you, don’t butt in.
13. If you have no luck trying to operate something, and you’ve tried everything else, try reading the directions that came with it.
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