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Chickens And Pigs Help Define Two Things We Need For Success

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This article is about involvement and commitment, two of the
things we need to be successful. This applies to our jobs or
businesses, relationships, and even our recreational pursuits.
Any type of success, whether it is personal, professional,
academic, or athletic, will usually require a combination of
involvement and commitment.


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Chickens And Pigs Help Define Two Things We Need For Success
Copyright (c) 2002-2008 Gordon Bellows
Home Biz Builder
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This article is about involvement and commitment, two of the things we need to 
be successful. This applies to our jobs or businesses, relationships, and even 
recreational pursuits.

Any type of success, whether it is personal, professional, academic, or 
athletic, will usually require a combination of involvement and commitment.

I hope the headline stirred your interest. Here is how chickens, pigs, and even 
cows, can help define involvement and commitment.

Think about a meal consisting of eggs and ham and consider the contributions 
made by a chicken and a pig. A chicken provided the eggs and a pig provided the 
ham. It can be said the chicken was involved, because the chicken continues to 
live as it lays more eggs. It can be said the pig was committed, because the 
pig gave its all to provide the ham and other pork products.

The same principle can be applied to two cows and a cheeseburger. The cow that 
provided the milk to be processed into cheese was involved, while the cow that 
provided the beef for the hamburger patty was committed. It is not my intention 
to make light of animals that lose their life to provide food for humans, nor 
to offend anyone that does not eat beef or pork for religious or dietary 
reasons. These examples simply illustrate that being involved may mean being a 
participant with little or no effort, while being committed takes time and 
energy, and means much more than just being involved.

Consider a recreational activity, such as a game of chess, or a softball game. 
You can be involved by just playing the game, no matter how good you are. 
However, to really be successful, to win more than you lose, you must have made 
a commitment at some point in your life. For chess, it means taking the time to 
understand the game and study winning strategies. For softball, it means at 
some point you practiced hitting and throwing a ball. There are a few fortunate 
people with a large degree of natural ability to do certain things, but most of 
us need to work at it.

Most of us have made some commitments for which we put forth a small effort on 
a regular basis. For example, things like taking a bath/shower and brushing our 
teeth are often taken for granted. However, those things can be thought of as a 
commitment to good grooming and proper hygiene.

Marriage definitely takes involvement and commitment. You can be involved just 
by signing a marriage license and saying some vows. For the marriage to be a 
lasting success, it takes a commitment from both people. It means working 
together toward shared goals, communicating with each other, and resolving the 
occasional conflicts that may happen. It may take a little effort, but the 
personal rewards are well worth it.

A commitment isn't something to fear, nor does it mean that your entire life 
must revolve around the commitment. You simply direct some time and effort 
toward accomplishing your goal. You may have several goals in your personal and 
professional life. Things such as striving for a promotion, improving your golf 
game, losing that extra twenty pounds, and being a better spouse or parent are 
examples of worthy goals. It takes a commitment of both time and effort to 
reach each milestone.

Involvement and commitment are also important when it comes to business 
opportunities; especially network marketing. You need to put forth some effort 
to really make things happen, no matter how much hype you hear about your 
downline being built for you. When you look at an opportunity, try to find out 
the level of commitment that's needed to reach a desired level of success.

People who are successful in their chosen endeavors agree that we can all get 
more out of life when a little bit of involvement and commitment is applied to 
the things we consider to be important.

Start making improvements today by deciding which things are most important and 
make a commitment to do them better. Often, a little more effort will produce 
tremendous results.




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