Do a little more than others

Author: China Yinshi Press
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Publish Date: 2006-05-26
Features: See a little further, do a little more, have more power, move a little faster, and persevere a little longer. The work principle rigorously adhered to by many outstanding individuals and organizations. "Doing a little more than others" reflects a spirit of diligence and initiative, a will of perseverance and never giving up, and the ability to act swiftly and accurately. The kind of people we need are those who not only complete their tasks well but also go the extra mile to do more than others! See a little further, do a little more, have more power, move a little faster, and persevere a little longer. If you only focus on the gap between ideals and reality, it will seem unattainable; but by persistently doing a little more than others, the gap will gradually narrow.
Goals: Aim higher than others;
Speed: Act faster than others;
Perseverance: Persevere longer than others;
Attention to detail: Be more serious than others;
Passion: Have more drive than others;
Diligence: Do more than others;
Initiative: Be more than others;
Methods: Be more flexible than others.
The difference between those who achieve great success and those who fail is not, as most imagine, a huge chasm. The distinction between the two lies in small actions: spending 5 minutes a day reading, making one more phone call, putting in a little more effort, putting more thought into performance, conducting more research, or conducting one more experiment in the lab. —Woody Allen, American famous comedian. Unless you aim to exceed the average level of performance in your work, you do not possess the ability to work at a higher level. —James Cash Penney, American famous entrepreneur. Those who achieve outstanding success have done almost as much work as those who achieve moderate success. The difference in their efforts is actually very small—just "an extra ounce." —John Templeton, renowned investment expert.