Did you know that your mistakes often make a bigger impression than your successes?

Scripture: There is no lasting remembrance of the wise man as with the fool (Ecclesiastes 2:16).

Today’s Thought: When planning a project, keep in mind that disaster may be far more costly that the gain of a success. Unfortunately, it’s often true that our mistakes make a bigger impression than our triumphs. However, don’t become paralyzed by risk or fearful of taking action. Instead, weigh the risk against the possible reward,

and move forward only when the balance is in your favor.

When a project appears to be failing, analyze the situation and assess the options available for correcting the problem. Once you understand what is causing the lack of success, make corrections and keep moving forward.

If you run out of options and nothing has succeeded, it may be time to give up and cut your losses. Make balanced decisions and know when to quit, and you’ll avoid being remembered for your mistakes.

Fools despise wisdom and instruction (Proverbs 1:7).

When a project appears to be failing, analyze the situation and assess the options available.