Not too long ago, I heard an information marketer say “Most people would rather know HOW to do something instead of actually DOING it.” If you’re ever going to have a better life, you’ve got to get off your butt and change. continue reading…
Dealing with the trials of daily life demands patience from a man. With self-control, his reserve is built up for the crisis’s that inevitably occur. When we practice self-control, the mental, physical, or moral energy we use everyday, is all stored for us and changed into strength. continue reading…
Continuing from where I left off last time…
Self-control is the underlying element of success in the most spectacular events in history and in the smallest parts of our daily lives. The process is exactly the same in kind and quality – it only varies by degree. Any person can achieve self-control IF they are willing to pay the price. continue reading…
Self-Control – The Ultimate Business Tool
We all have two lives – the gift God gave us and the autobiography we create for ourselves. God gives us the raw material and His Ten Commandments. Using our God-given talent and abiding by His Law is the foundation for the life we make for ourselves.
It has been said that everyone is an expert at something. Every person owns incredible undiscovered powers. Finding out what we excel at is at the core of our personal journey. It is one of the keys to a successful life. In this life, what a person makes of themselves is what counts. continue reading…
The Art of Manliness is a great blog for men. Thanks for the good work guys.
There, I found this gem from way back in 1905 about the Greatness Of Simplicity. (exerpted from the book “Self-Control, Its Kingship and Majesty” by William George Jordan) The language is definitely old school, but the message is timeless. continue reading…
