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importance of self evaluation

 importance of self evaluation

 its yet another  Christmas season and many people are now jubilating for having reached this moment. many people have died along the way even when many of them would have wished to be here today, but God's ways are not man's ways. 
 whereas it would be so normal and important to celebrate the birth of Christ, it would also equally be important to evaluate our selves right from the time this year 2012 started and soon coming to the end. yes, you have achieved and failed somewhere, but the most important and basic questions you should ask your self are:

  • What have i achieved
  • Was it part of my plans
  • Have i achieved according to the way i planned at the beginning of the year or not?
  • Have i failed somewhere?
  • And if i failed, what made me to fail? 
  • Did i have everything that i needed to achieve what i wanted?
  • Can i still push on with the same plans and if yes, when do i hope to achieve them?
  • Who will help me achieve them

The above questions  appear as they are, but for any individualto be successful, they shpuld be part and basal of that individual. well, in many situations, people just dash into things with out wheter it is worthwhile doing it or not. 
just like someone who wants to start up a business may wake up one morning and says, today i am starting a business without asking him/herself what kind of business he/she would like to start, where, when and what do i need to have the business running. what kind of customers am i targeting and also why?

many of the successful entrepreneurs today did not wake up from anywhere and started up businesses, they did the thinking and planning as well as carrying out self analysis and evaluation. that is exactly what the world needs today. However, we may not all be in position to establish new businesses from those that are already existent because , many people have already set up many businesses and enterprises, but the most basic question one should ask him/herself is, how can i be in position to beat those who are already existing so as to win the atention  of customers?

So, as we usher in the coming new year, we should  bear in our minds the above mentioned questions and if we can answer them, i strongly do believe that  we shall not remain the same...come rain or shine!

lets reflect, meditate, think creatively and  critically. bravo!


"where there's always prejudice and preconceived bias, however much you try to be good, you will always be bad"

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