I’ll be honest with you. Most times, most of us don’t give our best efforts. Some of us genuinely seem to try very hard to give our all, but we fail sometimes. We always feel there is a situation we could have managed better, time we could have used more effectively, or a task we could have done that was more important than the one we did.
But no matter how we feel about our inadequacies in the past or now, we must not stop giving our all in our work, our calling, or our stewardship. Let us always remember to give 100% in everything we do. Hard, honest and sincere work gets paid back when we least expect it.
This video here did not say the carpenter was a lazy man; he was even referred to as a “good worker” by his employer. But he didn’t give his best that one last time, he failed to give his all when it mattered most, and he paid dearly for it.
So, shouldn’t you start giving your best effort each time and every time? Shouldn’t you start living each day and doing every work you find like it is your own? Remember that every job you do, every word you say, reflects YOU and come back to YOU.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dMx-2NGD5s
About the author: Chris Bamidele is a passionate and unapologetic Nigerian, who believes in God and humanity. He is a writer, blogger, and an aspiring Television Director; and an optimist to the core. He blogs at www.chrisbamidele.wordpress.com and tweets @Chrisbamidele.
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This article was first published on 16th November 2014
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Chris Bamidele is a passionate and unapologetic Nigerian, who believes in God and humanity. He is a writer, blogger, and an aspiring Television Director; and an optimist to the core. He blogs at www.chrisbamidele.wordpress.com and tweets @Chrisbamidele.
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I’ll be honest with you. Most times, most of us don’t give our best efforts. Some of us genuinely seem to try very hard to give our all, but we fail sometimes. We always feel there is a situation we could have managed better, time we could have used more effectively, or a task we could have done that was more important than the one we did.
But no matter how we feel about our inadequacies in the past or now, we must not stop giving our all in our work, our calling, or our stewardship. Let us always remember to give 100% in everything we do. Hard, honest and sincere work gets paid back when we least expect it.
This video here did not say the carpenter was a lazy man; he was even referred to as a “good worker” by his employer. But he didn’t give his best that one last time, he failed to give his all when it mattered most, and he paid dearly for it.
So, shouldn’t you start giving your best effort each time and every time? Shouldn’t you start living each day and doing every work you find like it is your own? Remember that every job you do, every word you say, reflects YOU and come back to YOU.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dMx-2NGD5s
About the author: Chris Bamidele is a passionate and unapologetic Nigerian, who believes in God and humanity. He is a writer, blogger, and an aspiring Television Director; and an optimist to the core. He blogs at www.chrisbamidele.wordpress.com and tweets @Chrisbamidele.
