Excerpt from The Man Who Was Too Lazy to Fail<\/p><\/div>\n

If I didn’t prepare documents for my clients so they’re easy to understand, I would have to take the time to explain later.<\/p>\n

If I let my business partner work hard to establish relationships with clients, if our partnership ends, guess who those clients will turn to?<\/p>\n

If I micromanage my employees, they’ll become lazy or simply walk out the door, and I’d have to work more to find new workers.<\/p>\n

If I didn’t treat my parents with respect, how should I expect them to treat me when they’re planning their living wills?<\/p>\n

If I fed my cat cheap food and didn’t scoop her litter daily, guess what would happen to my house?<\/p>\n

There is a shortsighted tendency to isolate the meaning of “customer” only to those who would pay us for services. But it doesn’t stop at money.<\/p>\n

If you want something from someone, whether it’s money, consideration, an exchange\/barter, or simply their best effort working FOR YOU, you have to put in the effort to help make their lives easier.<\/p>\n

“People think I’m selfless when actually it’s the opposite. I am selfish in wanting to surround myself in happiness, and so I do my best to make everyone around me happy.” -Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama<\/p>\n

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