A kid with bright eyes and an inquisitive demeanour was asked for his name, during a school inspection. The prompt answer was
“My name is Johnny Don’t”.
It appeared to be an improbable name, so the Principal of the school decided to probe further, asking about his family background, and who had given him that name. He elaborated that his mother was the driving force behind his achievements, and she always encouraged him by saying:
“Johnny Don’t Keep Doing That.”
He was happy that she had taught him to be persevering and persistent. He had earned accolades from all his teachers for his consistent achievements in every field.
This child had captured the essence of success, by displacing the punctuation mark in his mother’s sentence, and turning negativity to positivity.
Measuring Incremental Progress
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