How to Deal With Defeat... Let's Face It!!
To all politicians and friends, here are some tips on how to deal with defeat... learn and u will appreciate!
> Don’t make excuses and blame others for their shortcomings.
> Don’t sulk but stand up tall and make a vow to yourself that you’ll be better next time.
> Try to see humour in defeated situations as there is always something to laugh at, instead of crying.
> View the terrible situation positively and recognise that you are being taught a lesson.
> If you are feeling down, try to think of all the good times in your life.
> Keep your cool in a defeated situation as they are challenges thrown in your path by fate in order to test you.
> Know your strength as there is nothing lost by discarding your faults.
> Keep your expectations low but your responsibilities high.
> Know your capabilities and feel confident about them.
> Don’t allow past memories to chain you down and slow your movements towards a bright future.
> When the going gets tough, the tough gets going.
> Use criticism to improve and grow.
> Heed your heart and it will pinpoint right from wrong.
> Remember no one can change the inevitable. Accepting this prevents undue frustration and misery.
> In taking revenge a man is but equal to his enemy but in passing it over he is his superior.
by
Sunday Metro
Sunday March 16, 2008
> Don’t make excuses and blame others for their shortcomings.
> Don’t sulk but stand up tall and make a vow to yourself that you’ll be better next time.
> Try to see humour in defeated situations as there is always something to laugh at, instead of crying.
> View the terrible situation positively and recognise that you are being taught a lesson.
> If you are feeling down, try to think of all the good times in your life.
> Keep your cool in a defeated situation as they are challenges thrown in your path by fate in order to test you.
> Know your strength as there is nothing lost by discarding your faults.
> Keep your expectations low but your responsibilities high.
> Know your capabilities and feel confident about them.
> Don’t allow past memories to chain you down and slow your movements towards a bright future.
> When the going gets tough, the tough gets going.
> Use criticism to improve and grow.
> Heed your heart and it will pinpoint right from wrong.
> Remember no one can change the inevitable. Accepting this prevents undue frustration and misery.
> In taking revenge a man is but equal to his enemy but in passing it over he is his superior.
by
Sunday Metro
Sunday March 16, 2008
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