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task poorly prepared for will only do the best that a lorry does when it is out
of fuel. Or fair enough, a fuelled vehicle with the driver’s feet on the brake
pads. A poorly prepared person is linked to the five (5) foolish virgins that
the scripture talked about in Matthew 25 who were compelled to give up because
of unpreparedness.
To prepared means to set aside points, values, deadlines and
clear lines of action as far as goals are concerned. A usual saying reads; “Prior
preparation produces peak performance” and in the same vain we can say “proper
preparation prevents poor performance”. Poor preparation leads to the
following three (3) points;- 1. Pointlessness: A person without a clear definition of goals and purpose will have no clear action to take.
- 2. Procrastination: A person who lacks preparation extends tasks into the future since he meets things that must but dealt with by well thought schedules.
- 3. Perplexed mood: Once with an undefined goal, one will be perplexed since he will not know of where to start and where to end.
In
every pursuit, prepare before you set off since there is only a thin line that
exists between success and failure. That thin line is “Preparation”.
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