Orison Swett Marden: What we do without a purpose begrudgingly, with a purpose becomes a delight…
What we do without a purpose begrudgingly, with a purpose becomes a delight, and no work is well done nor healthily done which is not enthusiastically done.
In today’s wordsWhat we do reluctantly when we have no purpose becomes a delight when we have one, and no work is done well or healthily unless it's done with enthusiasm.
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- The right alignment in your life will accelerate your purpose. The wrong alignment will accelerate your pain.
- It’s not what the world needs that should determine what you do; it’s understanding that what makes you feel alive is what the world needs from you.
- Making excuses for why something didn't get done will keep you from reaching your full God given destiny. The antidote for an 'excuse mentality' is to initiate your Divine Fingerprint to leave an imprint that no one else can leave, which makes anything impossible, possible.
- Insignificance starts but rarely finishes.
- Have a purpose in life, and having it, throw into your work such strength of mind and muscle as God has given you.
- If you put off everything till you're sure of it, you'll get nothing done.