Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Cowboy Ethics, as discovered on Joe Connelly's website http://telljoe.ca/cowboy-ethics/

Live each day with courage
real courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway.

Take pride in your work
cowboying doesn’t build character, it reveals it

Always finish what you start
when you’re riding through hell, keep riding

Do what has to be done
the true test of a man’s honour was how much he would risk to keep it intact

Be tough but fair
the golden rule was nothing less than the key to survival

When you make a promise, keep it
a man is only as good as his word

Ride for the brand
the cowboy’s greatest devotion was to his calling and his way of life

Talk less and say more
when there’s nothing more to say, don’t be saying it

Remember that some things aren’t for sale
to the cowboy, the best things in life aren’t “things”

Know where to draw the line
there’s right and there’s wrong, and there’s nothing in between

James Owen
Author of “Cowboy Ethics”

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