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Greed and Self Worth

synthetic drug testingGreed is considered a vice. If you have greed, then you have an unreasonably high desire for things like wealthy, money and people whom you are stalking. Greed is associated with rich, fat bankers sitting among mountains of gold, but the truth is that most of us experience greed, especially when we are not used to having enough. In fact, that is where greed shows its face the most: when someone who is used to not having enough finally gets more than enough for the first time in their lives. Greed is very likely to kick in then and they go bonkers.

Self worth is pretty important, too. If you know your own worth, then you are able to resist sexual, relationship, and “settling for something less than you” temptations. You are not desperate to fill the emptiness and void in your life because you fill it with, not work or play, but with yourself. That is very important and one of the most powerful attributes to have in your life.

If you know your own worth, then you are not scared to take risks or to engage in leverage, because you know what you can and cannot risk investing or gambling in life. You know the score, and therefore never make a wrong direction. In life, this is of the utmost importance.

Now, if you can make sure your business behaves itself with as much decorum, you are in good shape. But one or more of your employees may be abusing illicit substances such as drugs or alcohol and they may be putting their coworkers in danger. There is no way of knowing about this without spying on them twenty-four-seven, but there is a way to make sure that it doesn’t enter your jobsite. You can use drug and alcohol testing from Mediscreen. With our onsite drug testing, you can be assured of the state of your employees’ bloodstreams throughout the working day. Mediscreen is NATA accredited for medical testing and our onsite saliva collection is top notch. Drug testing in Australia has never been this easy, this affordable, or this efficient. You want accuracy? Call Mediscreen today: (+61) 1300 79 70 40.

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