Greetings to everyone, take the opportunity to thank readers and continuing good reviews on this blog, and my apologies for the discontinuity in the writings and as the poet says "If you say something, write it that something is" Reading a little found a very interesting story which I comment below.
One Friday morning, an eager young student at Stanford University stood before Louis Janin. Janin sought to give him a part-time job. This was informed:
"Right now I need a typist.
"Okay," replied the young man enthusiastically. I accept the job. I will be available on Tuesday.
Janin nodded, reached Tuesday, the young man came to work as agreed.
- Why could not begin before Tuesday? Janin inquired.
"Because you need to rent a typewriter and learn to use it," replied the young man.
This boy so eager was none other than Herbert Hoover ( thirty-first President of the United States ), as always prompt and positive attitude led him to the White House itself. No skill is learned that it is unnecessary or poorly exploited. At least, learning new information and skills gives a security and speeds up the mind. One of the secrets of great leaders is the CONTINUING EDUCATION.
Never stop learning! That is what will be an advantage over their competitors.
The wise hear and increase in knowledge, and intelligent adquirirá habilidad. -Proverbios 1:5
José F. Monaza M.
Abogado de la UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL EXPERIMENTAL
“RÓMULO GALLEGOS” FUNDACIÓN MISIÓN SUCRE
Monaza17@hotmail.com
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