"The little that is completed, vanishes from the sight of one who looks forward to what is still to do."
Johan Wolfgang von Goethe
18th Century German Writer
More important, tougher to do but essential.
We are all entitled to our "woe is me" time but as mountain climber Julie said, the choice is to move on or sit there in the road feeling sorry for yourself until you die.
What happens when an entire organization is "sitting in the road"? Who's job is it to urge everyone on?
18th Century German Writer
There are many quotes about the importance of putting aside failure and looking ahead, this among them. The common theme is move on with some, as this one does, suggesting that is even more important in difficult times.
More important, tougher to do but essential.
We are all entitled to our "woe is me" time but as mountain climber Julie said, the choice is to move on or sit there in the road feeling sorry for yourself until you die.
What happens when an entire organization is "sitting in the road"? Who's job is it to urge everyone on?
In many respects the current economic mess we find ourselves in represents wonderful opportunity and I see signs that others believe that as well.
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