That Low Shelf Of Convenience
That Low Shelf Of Convenience has become the perrenial apple that tempted Adam & Eve to 'commit' that 'SIN'. Today in our twenty first century, there is no doubt that many reasons can cause people to cross the line. I admit I am guilty of it [many many times in the past and still, sometimes till now although it is more limited to 'cutting corners' when there is such an immovable traffic gridlock where I get stuck for hours. Indeed, SURVIVAL in tough times are one of the most common TRIGGERS to CUT CORNERS but so is the drive to satisfy more selfish interests💴💵💶
And more often, there are NOT really serious selfish interests triggering us to that but simply the lingering temptation for That Low Shelf Of Convenience. Early on, the real question to address is, are there VALID REASONS for us to fall prey to That Low Shelf Of Convenience [over and over again]? Allow me to pre-empt your responses. Generally, there are NO pressing reasons to justify us to fall prey to That Low Shelf Of Convenience📗📙📘
Consistency [or the lack thereof] is another factor that contributes to some spirited debate with regard That Low Shelf Of Convenience. We won't delve into the CUTTING CORNERS of businesses and companies as that's way beyond our purview. Instead, we'd like to encourage us ourselves, as individuals, because what does this tell us about the RIGHT or WRONG of CUTTING CORNERS❓❓❓Playing devil's advocate, I'm asking myself now: IS IT NEVER OK TO CUT A BIG CORNER BUT A LITTLE ONE? From a process perspective, CUTTING CORNERS is totally different from streamlining a process [although some may NOT see the difference] with That Low Shelf Of Convenience❗❗❗
Back to our daily lives, when should we NOT be tempted to That Low Shelf Of Convenience? WHEN resolving a tough problem. WHEN formulating a decision. WHEN faced with a life-changing situation. WHEN you will be at risk from a law/regulations compliance. So, please DON'T get tempted by That Low Shelf Of Convenience❌❌❌
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