Author: (USA) Taylor
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Publish Date: 2004-02-02
Features: The U.S. Military Academy at West Point has a long-standing tradition. When seniors or officers address cadets, there are only four "standard answers": Yes, Sir; No, Sir; No excuse, Sir; I don't know, Sir. Beyond these, no other responses are acceptable. Whether you fail or make mistakes, no matter how beautiful an excuse may be, it offers no help in changing the situation. Instead of making excuses, it's better to strive to find solutions, think about what to do next, and do your utmost to achieve your goals. "No excuses" is a crucial behavioral principle upheld by cadets at West Point. It may appear heartless and cruel, but it can unleash a person's greatest potential, urging them to use all their intelligence and physical strength to complete their tasks.
No excuses
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