| SuccessNet's Creed |
|
|
|
|
The principles and beliefs upon which SuccessNet was founded and the guidelines by which it operates. 3. We believe that commerce has been and will continue to be a primary influence in world issues and that world peace is furthered by strong and interrelated business alliances. As business and people become more interdependent upon one another, we become freer and decrease the likelihood of armed conflict because we realize it’s impossible to sink half the ship. 4. We believe that by providing excellent products and services, people will reward us with their business. When we promise a lot and deliver even more, we secure the loyalty and patronage of the consumer. We commit to constant and never-ending improvement of what we offer our customers. 5. We believe every customer, employee, stockholder, servant, competitor and partner is first and foremost a person—a unique expression of Universal Spirit—someone who deserves our respect and consideration.
6. We believe in the resilience and potential of the human spirit, that as men and women we are created with the capability of accomplishing anything—although not necessarily everything—we set out to do. 16. We believe that a balanced life is the only life worth living. Without it, no real fulfillment can be experienced. Having financial success at the expense of one's health or one's family is not true success. We also recognize that striking this balance is not always easy. 17. We believe in having fun. Our work can and should provide us with enjoyment. And doing cool stuff IS fun. Heck, if it's not fun, why do it? 18. We seek to ADD VALUE instead of simply “make money”. NOTE: If at any time you feel we're not living up to any part of this credo, please let us know. You will find us more than receptive to being made aware of any ways in which we're operating outside of these tenets. Click Here for SuccessNet's Core Values. |
Daily Quote
“Bodily exercize, when compulsory, does no harm to the body; but knowledge which is acquired under compulsion obtains no hold on the mind.”



