THE THERAPY FOR MEDIOCRITY

SCRIPTURE:  “Then this Daniel was preferred above the presidents and princes, because an excellent spirit was in him; and the king thought to set him over the whole realm” – Daniel 6:3(KJV)
 
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Nothing can be glorious until somebody is serious.
 
Excellence connotes the condition of being outstanding and superior. It is the quality of being extremely good, while mediocrity on the other hand is an average existence.  
 
From our anchor scripture, we see that the major secret that made Daniel stand out even in a strange land was the delivery of excellence in his assignment.
 
Beloved, shun mediocrity, do not give out nothing short of your best; be known for excellent deliveries. If it is not to be done excellently, it must be left totally. 
 
The fact is, nothing can be glorious until somebody is serious. Nothing can be excellent until somebody deploys excellence.
 
Now, what are the products of Excellence?
 
1. Excellence brings audience:
When you are excellent, people are forced or compelled to listen to you when you speak. 
 
2. Excellence brings eminence and prominence: 
People of excellence are eminently prominent people.
 
3. Excellence attracts abundance.
You cannot be excellent and end as a pauper. To be a mediocre person is to be buried in obscurity.
 
Thus, to escape mediocrity, you must embrace excellence.
 
Remember this: Nothing can be glorious until somebody is serious.
 
ASSIGNMENT(S): 
1. Get this book to read: ‘Career and Work place Wisdom’ by Dr Paul Enenche.
2. Determine to be a person of excellence in all you do.
 
FOR FURTHER UNDERSTANDING, GET THIS MESSAGE: WORKPLACE AND CAREER WISDOM.
 
PRAYER: O Lord, I make demands for Your grace to be a person of excellence, Deliver me Lord from the life of mediocrity in Jesus’ Name.
 
DAILY READING: Exodus 35:10 to 36:38, Matthew 27:32 to 66, Psalms 34:1 to 10, Proverbs 9:7 to 8.
 
QUOTE: Excellence is our heritage. Mediocrity is the misrepresentation of our true nature. Culled from 30 SECRETS TO THE TOP by Dr Paul Enenche.