Original photo: My rabbit
I have heard a story since childhood which is a very instructive story. And we can apply it in our real life. And this is what I will share with you today. A competition was organized in a meeting of animals in a forest. Where the arrogant hare and the tortoise were considered as competitors. All the animals in the forest organized the competition together.
When the competition started, the hare and the tortoise participated in the competition together. The arrogant hare thought that since the tortoise is a weak animal and walks very slowly, he will not be able to run very fast like the hare.Since the tortoise will not be able to move very far in a short time. So the hare kept a pride in himself thinking that maybe the tortoise will not come.
Original photo: My rabbit
But at the moment of the competition, both the tortoise and the hare were present and both of them started competing together. The tortoise started walking at his own pace with faith in himself. And the hare jumped and went far. At another stage, he sat under a tree and thought that the tortoise would be too late. Because he would be late if he came slowly.
Original photo: My rabbit
The final destination of the competition was not far, so the hare thought that he would jump and cross the finish line of the competition before the tortoise arrived. At this stage, he fell asleep under the tree to rest. Later, when he woke up, he saw that the tortoise was not visible anywhere around. Then when he started moving towards the final border line of the competition, he saw that the tortoise had already won.Seeing which the hare was very ashamed.
Learning from story: We can learn two lessons from this story. One is that the rabbit was proud of his strength and power, which led to his downfall, that is, pride is said to be the root of his downfall, the proof of this is the pride of the rabbit. And the rabbit thought himself strong and the tortoise was weak, which was his biggest mistake. And the lesson to be learned from this is that one should never think of the opponent as weak.
