Management Meant Thoroughness

Nine times out of ten we are trying to make ourselve3s practical. Ordering and designing our lives to fit in with everything and everyone else. That means we are kind of striving for perfection, always seeking to be the best by attaining a hierarchal status that gives us certain benefits and pleasures in life.

All this means thoroughness. Routine checking, day to day acceptance of responsibility, whittling away at all those adversities that play havoc with our lives. Refining and developing cultures that increase stands and produce quality in our work. Thoroughness is a bit of an aggravating word. We always try to do everything as best he can, meaning doing it thoroughly but inconvenience and idle laziness means that things fall behind, don't get done are simply are too hard or too difficult. Thoroughness on the other hand is all about being effective and efficient. Checking things time and time again making sure they are right.

Thoroughness is about insurance that when I sit down at night things that I have done during the day won't be turned into wasted resources. It's about knowing that what you do is done knowing that what I set out to achieve, I actually accomplished and finalized everything I wanted to do. It's about nit picking, being impeccably spotless and blameless when someone is checking on you it's about ensuring, seeking out and knowing that that was the way to do it and I did it right. It's that double check and triple check on yourself that alleviates that uncertainty of knowing what might of gone wrong or actually being able to stop what will go wrong or actually being able to stop what will go wrong by thoroughness itself. Being thorough so that what you do you knew you did right and what you want to do does get done right.

That things go according to plan and that goals are met and satisfied. In any way it pays to be thorough.