Believing in Yourself, For Your Own Sake

Drug Screening

A lot of companies encourage their employees to improve themselves, but this is not always taken up by their workers. There is a lot of controversy as to whether it is appropriate to help yourself when there are so many other people out there who could use your help.

It all comes down to how important it is to feed yourself before you give food to others. While it may seem like the Christian thing to do, it has more value if you feed yourself first, and then other people. Why is this the case? Because if someone needs your help, you must be well fed and strong enough to help them carry their own burdens. Putting everything on yourself when you are not strong enough simply weakens both of you, and strengthens or helps neither one of you.

Mediscreen believes in the power that businesses hold over their own opportunities. Rather than sending your steady, faithful worksite employees all the way to the nearest large city to be screened on a regular basis, Mediscreen can come to your jobsite and do it for you, right there at work. Onsite drug and alcohol screening is a part of this noble process of self sustaining and self serving.

It is not enough, or even very powerful at all, to believe in yourself for the sake of someone else. It doesn’t take much to topple that house of cards. Believing in yourself for the sake of, well, you is far more effective.

Who has better interest in how your life will turn out than you? Who cares more about your future and the safety and security of your business than you?

Mediscreen, a NATA accredited company for onsite drug testing, brings drug & alcohol testing straight to your place of business. There is a lovely thought to how much believing in yourself can change the way you interact with your employees. By taking the initiative to protect them, you are forming an employer-employee bond with them which is both protective and guiding. It would help anyone become a better worker.

This article has been taken from: http://www.mediscreen.net.au/believing-in-yourself-for-your-own-sake/