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How to get things done as planned? It requires dedication, cooperation and communication. We have to avoid talking more than performing, especially giving orders all the time without getting our own hands dirty. Take gardening for instance. If someone does not know how to plant a flower, we shall show him how to do it patiently. Otherwise, we won’t get things done as planned, or maybe even worse, vexation may be fostered within the group. 
 
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Monastic practitioners ought to be merciful, kind and compassionate. Do not manage people with secular means. We have to practice and verify all the dharma personally so that we may accumulate merits and virtues with which we may touch and convert the sentient beings naturally.
 
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"Refrain from doing bad things, but cherish every opportunity to do good things." Practitioners should unconditionally do whatever would benefit other beings. And, instead of being resentful, we need to endure all hardships with a pure and joyful mind. Fill our heart with kindness, compassion, joy, and equanimity and carry out our daily tasks with the bodhi mind. Keep on these practices, and we will eventually comprehend its marvelous function and our wisdom will grow.
 
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Instead of criticizing others, we should try our best to do things others haven’t done or are unable to accomplish. Otherwise, we would be acting like an ordinary person.
 
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Working in the socity, we should always keep our promises, avoid being greedy, and fully dedicate ourselves. If we are devoted to our tasks and being loyal, our supervisor will value us and think highly of us. It is the same with being a Buddhist: if we truly believe in the Buddha, the Buddha will bless us.
 
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Good-natured people are more accommodating and can get along with others wherever they go. However, being "accommodating" does not suggest that we are a copycat and don’t have our own judgement. Rather, we should keep a clear head as to the nature of the situation and use our own judgement. When things contradict the Way, we should stick to our own principles, instead of being a person drifing with the stream.
 
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