People tend to judge a man by his goals, by what he’s trying to do, and not necessarily by what he accomplishes or by how well he succeeds. […] If people are convinced you are trying to meet problems and that you are aware of their problems and are trying to do something about them, they don’t hold you responsible for 100 per cent success. Nor do you have to have any great ideas on how to accomplish the ends.
Author: George Gallup
Subjects: Action | Accomplishment, Personal Improvement, Psychology | Behavior
Subjects: Action | Accomplishment, Personal Improvement, Psychology | Behavior
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