There is none so busy as those who do nothing.
No matter how busy people are, they always stop & talk about how busy they are. :)
People who talk too much about how busy they are, they’re not.
Busy people don’t even have the time to talk much because they work much. Work on but take a break every 90 minutes. This way you can rest, recharge and still maintain productivity. Takes a lot of discipline to do this.

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Jan 152012
 

A farmer had one old horse that he used for tilling his fields. One day the horse escaped into the hills and when all the farmer’s neighbors heard about it, they sympathized with the old man over his bad luck. “Bad luck? Good luck? Who knows? Only God knows.” said the farmer.

A week later, the horse returned with a herd of wild horses from the hills and this time the neighbors congratulated the farmer on his good luck. “Good luck? Bad luck? Who knows? Only God knows” said the farmer.

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 January 15, 2012  Posted by Francis Kong at 7:34 am Spirituality 14 Responses »

Jan 142012
 

True justice is when our kids have their own kids. But they need skills to parent them. Extremely excited to meet thousands of parents in St. Bridget Batangas the today.

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 January 14, 2012  Posted by Francis Kong at 5:11 am Inspiration No Responses »
 

A friend gave me a beautiful text this morning: In today’s info age, you cannot UPLOAD love, DOWNLOAD time, GOOGLE all the answers in life….so LOG OUT of worldly deeds LOG ON to GOD. You will surely LIKE the life! FACEBOOK is ok, but spend more time with FAITHBOOK the BIBLE. Wise words indeed.

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When a storm comes at sea, a ship turns to face the tempest. If the vessel allows the storm to hit its side, it will capsize. If it turns its back to the storm, the storm will drive it wherever the wind blows. Only in facing the storm is the ship safe. Says: Robert C. Shannon. As we face them we grow in character and faith and perseverance. Do not run away from trouble. Welcome adversities. This is discipline!

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 January 11, 2012  Posted by Francis Kong at 4:18 am Values, Video , , , ,  13 Responses »
 

Get some exercise. Being in the office all the time is no excuse for lack of discipline. You can do office aerobics sitting right at your desk. It consist of jumping to conclusions, ducking responsibility, coming to grips with problems, stretching your boss’ patience, sidestepping difficulty, and pushing your luck. But this will never bring you to your success goals. Discipline is key to winning.

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Oswald Chambers says: “The remarkable thing about fearing God is that when you fear God you fear nothing else, whereas if you do not fear God you fear everything else.” What are your fears? You face your fears with faith that God is always bigger than whoever or whatever you are facing. Focus on excellence in whatever you do. The rich are not always godly, but the godly are always rich.

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What do you do when people intentionally disobey rules and regulations? Get out the company manual, reinstate capital punishment and subject the violators to non-stop torture? I don’t think that would be the solution. Besides, pretty soon, you will have the Human Rights advocates banging on your doors. But you can deal with the problem if you use a little creativity and understand a little bit of employee empowerment, as the following story will clearly explain.

 

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 January 7, 2012  Posted by Francis Kong at 6:10 pm Leadership 4 Responses »
 

Discipline is key to your preferred future. Debt, alcohol, silly risks, reckless relationships, too many nights out, too many missed classes. We have all seen people trade their dreams for a moment, a weekend, a habit, a promise, or a kiss. A little padding of expense, a little diversion of funds and they lose everything. Live a godly life and enjoy your future.

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