Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Every creature makes us learn

Animals are just Animals who act as our pets,enemies or man eaters.......thats enuff...Nopes.


The biggest mistake by human being is to just limit Animals to his study routine thru science.Just try to observe animals, we can learn something big from them.


For e.g. Donkey.Donkey stands like a silent fool on the middle of road and blocks our way.Keeping this in mind ,We feel Donkey does not have thought process.Agreed but thats learning if we act the same way in various situations like donkey we will reduce our problems.We need to learn the act of silent foolness in meetings few diplomats would like to get wrong commitments from our mouth. If we tend to act the same way while dealing with our competitor , we can really fool them. We must learn from donkey......if not then we are also fool.


Fool is the one , who has been blessed with thought process but not using it.


Mosquito, Ants etc are very small size but both makes us learn that how small size we are but can make big difference. "Stars always start from impact"


Dinosaurs made us learn that if we don't change we may not be able to adapt to the changing times.


Dog can not be loyal by staying along with his owner for long time , Dog is loyal by his best deeds done in even very small time.
We need to make some positive impact at our service to call us loyal , not just by staying in company for long time and playing all crap politics.


Migratory birds teaches us that to survive we must be open to travel and network because thats the key to business.Networking is not just having more contacts.........its abt quality of rapport with contacts.


All cute animals in form of plush brings cuteness in our lifestyle which we all miss.




Think of it........An average child of age 3 laughs 200 times a day and after growing to age of 25 we even don't laugh for 100 times in a day. Cuteness of pets and plushes teaches us how to smile and have soft feelings.


Hope we all can learn and share like all creatures.

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