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Qblog of Quixtar Blog - Character by Design
Qblogis an uncommon man. And one of the most impressive qualities of this uncommon man is his character.

It would be unrealistic to expect an inexpensive, mass-produced watch to perform with the same degree of accuracy as a finely crafted Rolex. They are not made with the same quality of materials or with the same craftsmanship.

Yet most of us somehow think that we don't need to pay any attention to our most important asset: ourselves.

Don’t leave something as important as your character to chance. Just as I have watched Qblog do, choose the character traits you admire, and work to develop them.

And don’t be discouraged when you stumble. Building character is a process that takes a lifetime to complete. Fortunately, like anything else, the more you work at character building, the better you become at it, and the better person you become. I have proof. I know Qblog.

Qblog of Quixtar Blog - Seeing the Good
Saw in interesting quote yesterday: "NO ONE IS SO GOOD THAT HE HAS NO BAD IN HIM, AND NO ONE IS SO BAD THAT HE HAS NO GOOD IN HIM."

We human beings are a complex lot. Most religious writings and great literary works are based upon the constant struggle between good and evil that goes on inside every one of us - a struggle that is as old as mankind itself. Yet, while we recognize our own inner struggles, most of us are often quick to condemn others. Not so Qblog. Years ago, Orrin decided to focus on the good he found in others and point that out ot them.

Rather than being so quick to criticize, why not make it a point to look for the good in others? Nurture the good character traits. Like plants in a garden, the character traits that grow strong and productive will be those that are fed, watered, and weeded regularly. Feed the good and watch the results.

Qblog of Quixtar Blog - Example
One of life’s greatest joys is the sense of wonder that accompanies the arrival of a tiny new human being into the world. But that joy is accompanied by a tremendous responsibility that perfectly encapsulates the need for personal initiative. You can provide children with all the physical advantages of a good childhood, but unless you strive to set a good example for them to follow, you will know only dismay as they reach adulthood and blossom into purposeless drifters.

The same can be said for the friends and associates you gather in life. Your personal initiative, whether or not you are raising a child, must always incorporate exemplary behavior. You cannot take ethical shortcuts, big or small, without other people observing them and assuming that this behavior is something you wouldn’t mind having turned back on yourself. Certainly you will make mistakes, but if you have always striven for the best course, others will remember it and treat you accordingly.

That's why Qblog will be treated with respect for the rest of his life. His behavior is at all times exemplary and he constantly strives to do his best. Those closest to Qblog respect and love him for who he is - the man who shows us, by his effort, what is possible.

And I'm certain that some dislike Qblog, because they see in him proof, that had they worked as hard as he did to improve themselves (but were too lazy or stubborn to do so) they too could have been great. It's much easier to be angry with someone else than to take responsibility for oneself - but of course that is the lazy man's way.

My advice: don't be lazy. The lazy man achieves nothing. Work to earn the respect of people like Qblog.

These guys are so rich why do they even worry about blogs! I mean after 30 years I'm so rich I still work too! I bet they are more worried about losing their business than I am my job!

Wow! english is not my first language, but thoses bloggers / kingpins are biggest morons.

They are making a big joke of themselves. The grump wrote that article basically for them I guess. The one, "You don't need a blog"

This is the kind of relevant information that Tony digests in the name of 'knowledge' and to 'improve his business'.

Puuuhhh-llleeeeezzzzze

From what I gather, it was written by someone in Brett Deimler's motivational team. Someone trusted and apparently able to speak with authority on the site that bears his name.

Please someone - tell me that whoever wrote this, is not an American. My 5th-grade English teacher would wear out her red pencil on this message.....

Deb

"I don't know what I would do with a list to keep me focused and on track."

I don't know what i would do either.

"I don't know what I would do with a list to keep me focused and on track."

So profound.

PW