If you’re going through hell, KEEP GOING!

This is an old saying but worth repeating as many times as it takes to remind you – keep on keeping on when you’re going through a crap-storm.

The big mistake most of us make is that we turn back when we are halfway through hell. The trick is to keep on going until you get to the other side.

If it’s terrible, then turning back means the ‘terrible’ was all for nought.

You have to shut your eyes tightly and keep making your way through whatever hell it is you are facing. The only solace is that nothing can stay terrible forever.

Ref: Rose Herceg. Entrepreneur, strategist and author 

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No, You are not Running Late – You are Rude and Selfish

This may offend some readers.
But only because it’s going to cut close to the bone for many.

And I don’t care if I sound old-fashioned, because actually it’s nothing to do with ‘fashion’ or ‘generation’. It’s got everything to do with basic good manners and respect for other people.

So here goes: how did it get to be “OK” for people to be late for everything?

Because as far as I am concerned, it’s not OK.

In recent years it seems that a meeting set to start at 9am, for some people, means in the general vicinity of any time which starts with the numeral ‘9’. Like 9.30, for example. People drift in at 9.10 or 9.20, or even later. And they smile warmly at the waiting group, as they unwrap their bacon sandwich, apparently totally unconcerned that others have been there since five to nine, prepared and ready to start.