How to survive and thrive in today’s confusing, contentious, chaotic business environment.
1. See people for what they can be not what they are.
2. Stay off social media.
3. Listen more talk less
4. Focus on how to improve yourself. As you do this you will be less critical of others.
5. Be bold but not overbearing
6. Find out the 4 or 5 things that really matter and perform them with exactness
7. When you are home – Be there. (individual adaptation required)
8. Hear Him. (Pray always)
We are free to choose our own course in life, but we are not free to choose the outcome that comes from following our own rules, no matter how many times someone says we can.
People “are free to follow their own course, but they cannot pursue an inferior course of action and expect the best outcome.” Ensign, August 2020
Elder Dale G. Renlund and Ruth Lybbert Renlund
We can learn to appreciate the value of each of the days, months, years, or decades to which we look forward. ✅Rex and Janet Lee, with Jim Bell, Marathon of Faith, p.165
Trusting in the timing of God is, therefore, part of our particularized faith in Him! He’s surely not trying to keep anyone out of His kingdom who truly wishes to be there, whether on one side of the veil or the other. 🔦Neal A. Maxwell, We Talk of Christ, We Rejoice in Christ, p.30
Go about radiating ☀️sunshine, developing happiness and lifting up those who are discouraged, and bringing joy and comfort to those who are in distress. ― George Albert Smith
Principles Never Fail 