No excuses

Author: Jay Rifenberk [USA]
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: True loyalty is loyalty to values, loyalty to goals, loyalty to beliefs; such loyalty endures. Authentic original edition from the USA. A practical interpretation of the West Point "No Excuses" philosophy; a wisdom book that rapidly transforms inner spiritual strength; a classic training manual for employees from a renowned American training institution; a humanistic read for internal quality training in Western enterprises; the core value for top companies to enhance cohesion.
I take responsibility for my words and actions. I know what it means to live, and my direction is clear. I know my purpose and act with a sense of mission. I act with integrity, make my own decisions, and always do my best. I forgive myself and others for everything that has caused trouble and failure in the past, both done and undone. I forgive my circumstances, strive to overcome difficulties, and focus on the future rather than dwelling on the past to continue pursuing my dreams. I have complete self-esteem and maintain it by not judging others. I unconditionally accept everyone because, in God's eyes, we are all equal—I am no better than others, and others are no better than me. As a "No Excuses" person, I have full confidence in my abilities. I am healthy, energetic, and smiling, showing a positive attitude. I can control my words, actions, and thoughts, and see things through to the end. I am always honest with myself and others, setting goals based on my own ideas. I have grand dreams, and to achieve them, I can overcome fear, challenges, and live the life I desire. I continuously learn and grow, expanding my thoughts and improving my skills. I fully utilize my talents in my position, whether I am an employee or a boss.
"Originally Intended to Lead" has a companion named "Never Did." Have you ever seen these two? Or have they visited you? I hear that these two live in a house called "Never Wins," and I also hear that a ghost named "Could Have" often roams there. —Anonymous
Since taking action is key to achieving your ideals and goals, there is no room for excuses. —Benjamin Franklin
What we need are lions on the battlefield. A pack of lions led by a lion will defeat a pack of lions led by a sheep. —General Douglas MacArthur
This is how West Point evaluates its training objectives. Cadets should develop the habit of not making excuses. The military is not a place to find excuses for failing to complete tasks. Justifiable circumstances can be explained, but even if such an explanation is accepted, it will not be considered an excuse. —West Point Cadet Handbook (Bugle Notes)
A person who is good at making excuses is almost good for nothing else! —Benjamin Franklin
Authentic original edition from the USA. A practical interpretation of the West Point "No Excuses" philosophy; a wisdom book that rapidly transforms inner spiritual strength; a classic training manual for employees from a renowned American training institution; a humanistic read for internal quality training in Western enterprises; the core value for top companies to enhance cohesion.
I take responsibility for my words and actions. I know what it means to live, and my direction is clear. I know my purpose and act with a sense of mission. I act with integrity, make my own decisions, and always do my best. I forgive myself and others for everything that has caused trouble and failure in the past, both done and undone. I forgive my circumstances, strive to overcome difficulties, and focus on the future rather than dwelling on the past to continue pursuing my dreams. I have complete self-esteem and maintain it by not judging others. I unconditionally accept everyone because, in God's eyes, we are all equal—I am no better than others, and others are no better than me. As a "No Excuses" person, I have full confidence in my abilities. I am healthy, energetic, and smiling, showing a positive attitude. I can control my words, actions, and thoughts, and see things through to the end. I am always honest with myself and others, setting goals based on my own ideas. I have grand dreams, and to achieve them, I can overcome fear, challenges, and live the life I desire. I continuously learn and grow, expanding my thoughts and improving my skills. I fully utilize my talents in my position, whether I am an employee or a boss.
True loyalty is loyalty to values, loyalty to goals, loyalty to beliefs; such loyalty endures.