I
like work: it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. I love to keep
it by me: the idea of getting rid of it nearly breaks my heart.
–
from ‘Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K Jerome
So often, so many of us keep staring at the ever increasing pile
of things that keeps building up as we allow it too. It seems to be wedded to
the place where it rests. Eventually the pile-up rises to such proportions that
we seem helpless in having any control over it.
Proactive persons never permit a pile-up. They keep doing things
on time, thus ensuring that many small things don’t end up contributing to a
big heap of many little things that have been ignored for remedial action. It
is prudent to ensure that the pile-up never happens by ensuring continuous
actions to tackle even the most insignificant task.
For instance, ones who clear their desk, of tasks as well as
clutter, will seldom be facing a pile-up that seems menacing. Those who regular
monitor the maintenance of their vehicle will seldom have to deal with major
repairs. Those who keep involving in regular actions, to tackle tasks as they
spring up, will eventually see them unite to impact the defeat of the pile-up,
even before it has begun.
We must take on every tiny task on timely nick...
to ‘unite to impact’ the rout of the pile-up peak!
- Pravin K. Sabnis
Goa, India.
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