If your honor is higher then the person your attacking your percentage of the amount of troops you can heal will drop.
Though if their honor is higher then your rate will increase to heal more troops.

for more

http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-get-honor-on-what-you-say

As for your second comment, I wasn’t even thinking of more effort. My brother always told his wife to try harder when she was losing in our family poker games and more ridiculous advise was never given. We review for strategy’s sake like you said. If we really look there is always an adjustment we can make.

However when it involves another then we need to bring them in on the conversation to re-commit or not. Most folks appreciate the honesty and even legal contracts can be adjusted if both parties see the merit in it.

You’re right of course about committing in the future. This reminds me of Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God, and his marriage vows. He and his wife re-commit to them every morning if they still feel the same way. That way they bring present moment awareness to their marriage. That’s ideal. If you tell me the commitment and the circumstance I’d be better able to advise you. For me the commitment brings a greater level of sacredness to the whole pledging process.

If I’ve committed to a similar objective previously and failed, what were all the contributing factors to that failure? How might I respond differently this time?

Also… Is it oversimplistic to say that this time I will simply exert more effort?

Though, I would say, it’s always prudent to combine strategy with effort as much as possible.

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Yet, it seems, at least momentarily that maybe we would be happier if we would be lazy or stay in our comfort zone or whatever.

But, alas, we never are.

So, in a sense, staying with your commitment is also a commitment to well being and happiness because we are always happiest when we are in control. When we conquer ourselves.

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One thing I’m still struggling with is the decision to either stubbornly stick with previous commitments or to go with the flow as life changes.

You mentioned in a previous comment:

“Sometimes adjustments need to be made along with making totally new commitments. That’s not weaseling out; that’s deciding anew with fresh information.”

Well sure, but if you committed to doing something, it’s still not following through all the way, regardless of whether or not a new commitment is made. I don’t understand how one can commit to doing something in the future. You could say that you’ll put in the effort, but there’s no way we can guarantee a result. We may be the creator of our own realities, but we can’t control all of life.

All we know is right now. Making a promise about something in the future feels like a lie, deep down. Could you share your insights on this matter? It doesn’t feel crystal clear for me.

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