do u get tired of always doing the right thing and just want to be a "bad girl/guy", for a day?
Doing the right thing: It is a must do. Other wise there would be complete chaos total disorder and confusion all over the place.
For you to keep on doing the right thing more often, you needs to make it one of your main objectives in life. It requires that you continually focus on doing no harm, do good, do the right thing and keep it as a top priority.
Are you one of those people that is always trying to do the right thing? More than not it may require that you give up some of your free time, to do things that other people are simply not willing to do.
Desire to do the right thing, because sometimes the right thing, will not come easy, nor will it be the most popular thing for anybody to do. That’s because you may not always fit in with the in-crowed. Who’s true motivation, is not to sometimes do things, simply because they are the right things to do.
Yes, you may have made some mistakes at one point or another, but overall you have a positive scorecard because you have done more things right than wrong.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDej3riTOS4
Are you just going through the motions, without ever noticing what is really working for you?
Remember that things just work out for people, when they are genuinely trying to do the right things.
It's a different perspective to living a better life. - you do have free-will however not without consequences.
http://alternaview.com/doing-the-right- … tter-life/
Please don’t allow any resentment to surface and discourage, or distract you from doing things right, nor destroy all you have gotten by pain and hard work.
The person that opens doors for others, is friendly toward strangers, continually goes above and beyond the call of duty.
In everything you do, you must make certain that doing the right thing, is your top priority and a part of who you are.
To do the right thing, weather or not you feel like doing it. This requires that you are always, thoughtful and considerate, of the people around you.
Sure it is perfectly understandable from time to time some feelings of resentment may surface.
Perhaps you wonder why, you are always the one that has to do everything?
gives to others and wants nothing in return ...
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by Mayank Agrawal 10 years ago
Are you more worried about doing things right, or doing the right things?Now a days there is a very common thing which is called compromise but some peoples worried about the thing they do and some peoples do the right thing with lots of hard work.........
by Stevennix2001 8 years ago
Unlike my previous forum topics, this does have a lot to do with me. I just broke up with someone that I cared very deeply for. I can't say why I was the one that decided to end things, but I can tell you that I did have very good reasons to break up with her. I can't tell anyone...
by Mike Elzner 12 years ago
Which is better, doing the right thing or doing things right?
by Tanya Jones 9 years ago
Is it better to do the right thing for the wrong reason or do the wrong thing for the right reason.Sometimes life pitches a curve ball and we have to decide, make a hard decision. So, in the analysis process, is it better to do what you know is the right thing to do even if your reasons for doing...
by Rishad I Habib 14 years ago
God is perfectly MORAL. Morality is in always doing that which is RIGHT. Doing what is RIGHT requires one to know what is right from what is WRONG. God always knows what is right from what is wrong because God KNOWS EVERYTHING. But doing what is right and NOT doing what is wrong implies that there...
by The Friendly Web Guy 7 years ago
Is doing the wrong thing for the right reasons ever acceptable?Feel free to explain your point of view by using specific examples.
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