Tactical Irony

A leader must be a good tactician. He must have a strategy which is easily conveyed and related to by his followers to move his team forward, and another one which will be used against the competition that they will not be able to decipher it and only the trusted and helpful allies will know about it. But once the common followers start saying that they have a full grasp of their leader’s strategy against the enemies and they call him a genius for it, and they are right about what they say about the tactic, then that means the opposite about the leader.

Succeeding While You Fail

We talk a lot about success. Sometimes, it seemed as if it's the only thing that matters. That it's the only acceptable outcome. We look for answers and ways on how to achieve it. A lot of books are written telling you ways to ensure or at least take a bigger chance getting it. But in reality, we fail just as much as we win. Or sometimes even more. 

In reality, there is no blueprint to winning. Good preparation and hard work never assure success. But they will always give you peace of mind and sense of fulfillment knowing that you did your best and leaving out room for doubts had you not try harder in case of failure. 

By giving your all and being aware of what you're doing, both the good and the bad, it always produces a better you in any outcome.