WhatGoesAroundComesAround_DavisRob

never quite prepared. He often wastes much of the day for himself
and others by chatting about unrelated matters and gossiping. He
rarely misses an opportunity to speak badly about a colleague or
supervisor.
These are of patterns of human behavior we have all observed in
ourselves or others. In fact, I have personally known all but one of the
individuals described herein. Perhaps you have as well. One should
have little difficulty imagining the quality of life they will experience as
a result of their choices.
These examples are presented to illustrate that every individual does in
fact, have a direct input – the choices they make (cause), into what will
emerge as the quality of their life experience (effect).
The extent to which an individual can grasp this concept and then
exercise purposeful control over the cause aspect of the law of cause and
effect, will directly and exactly impact the effect side, which is the
quality of that individual’s life experience.
However, let me be the first to say that exercising purposeful control is
no simple matter. First, one must understand why they should even try.
Grasping the precision and pervasive working of the Law of Cause and
Effect in all areas of one’s life is a good first step. Consider....
“Take away all the trappings,
the sophistication, the cultivated games,
the mastered technique,
the station in life one inherits or achieves,
and all are left with one basic quality,
CHOICE.
Whether industrialist, professor,