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Do the right thing

(a) Do what you know its right
(b) Treat people like you want to be treated
(c) Don’t try and take any shortcuts
(d) Don’t try and cheat
(e) Pay your dues up front
(f) I believe ladies and gentlemen what goes
      around comes around
(g) You can pay now or you will pay double later
(h) So, do the right thing, there might be a
tendency sometimes because of the negative
part of our consciousness and our own
programming for us to want and to say well,
I just want to do it this time, it wouldn’t matter
what nobody knows. Ladies and gentlemen,
everything matters and;

(h)  Its better you lose doing the right thing
than to cheat trying to make a shortcut to
get to your goal.

- Get DISCIPLINED, Be DISCIPLINED.
- CHARACTER, INTEGRITY e.t.c rare to find,
so its simple MATH - not everyone has it.

 (i) There is an old saying:

“Judge a man not by what he does but by that
which he doesn’t have to do and the judge shows
a true quality of a man, it’s what you do when nobody
is looking. See there are some good out there for
you in the universe that has your name on it.”

- Les Brown

CONNECT  .  INFORM  .  INSPIRE

#GBGAbuja #DoTheRightThing #TheTrueQualityOfAMan


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