Lifetime Learning: How to use the principle of care?

How to use the principle of care?

All things deteriorate, unless you care for them. This principle is so obvious that you can easily neglect it.

Just take a look at the list below:

Health
Finance
Relationship
Job
Business
Children
Car
Computer
Home
Garden

The list can go on and on.

What are the primary areas of your life you have to care without fail?
What are the areas in your life you have been careless?

Make these two lists by asking yourself these questions and then compare them.
You may be in for a rude shock! It is time to start using the principle of care.

2 comments:

Stela James said...: its nice and interesting.work from home; Saturday, August 21, 2010 3:19:00 PM
Stela James said...: I like your information. I have been looking for this type of information that is interesting and good

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work from home; Monday, August 30, 2010 11:33:00 AM

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