Showing posts with label Charles Knight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles Knight. Show all posts

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Making Less Mistakes

 
Making Less Mistakes
“Every mistake that I made-and we all make
mistakes – come because I didn’t take the time
to get all the facts I didn’t drive had enough.”
Charles Knight, artist


As I see it. . . . . . . .

Making less Mistakes

Make every effort not to make a mistake . . . . get the information . . . . get the facts . . . . and over prepare to put your self in the position to succeed.

But when you do make a mistake . . . . correct the situation as soon as possible doing the best you can and then move pass the mistake with a renewed energy.

Mistakes can happen at any time but when we have the facts . . . and prepare you minimize your mistakes and increase your effectiveness in the things that you do.

When you are moving forward to increase your pace and you fail to get the facts and prepare you will increase your missteps and end up with lost momentum. When you fail to get the facts you diminish your effectiveness . . . . and create a misuse of your time.

Get the facts in advance of taking action places you into a positive position to succeed and in making less mistakes.  Also you will create a clearer vision of what will have to be done and how to do them effectively.

©2013 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consulting, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

The Best Way to Avoid Mistakes


Motivational Power Quote

The Best Way to Avoid Mistakes
“Every mistake that I made - and we all make mistakes-
came because I didn’t take the time to get all the facts
Charles Knight 1791 -1873, English Publisher,
Editor, Author

As I see it. . . . . . . .

The best way to avoid mistakes

Mistakes are a fact of life and we all make them. The question is . . . . how to we respond to the mistake . . . . and what do we do to prevent the mistake from recurring?

You learn from your mistakes but only when you’re willing to look at them realistically . . . . and take responsibility for your actions that has gotten you this point.  You will have to decide on the best course action to remedy the mistake . . . . and look at the best course of action to prevent the mistake from happing in the future.

With this course of action you have created a valuable learning experience that can play the lesson forward boosting your future success.

Or you can be in dentinal of the mistake and hope it goes away.

Hope is not a strategy . . . . and inaction makes the situation worst. 

Intense preparation prepares you for success . . . . and lessens the changes of making a mistake.

The best way to avoid mistakes . . . . is to prepare your self for success is through massive preparation and the wiliness to hard work. Be willing to pay the price of success in advance . . . . and you have formed a solid foundation for your success journey.

©2013 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Marketing Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author