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  Once upon a time (you never get tired of hearing this), in a village at the foot of a mountain there lived a young man. In the village he is known as a lazy man. While the others worked in the village, he spent the whole day asleep and daydreaming under a tree.  
 

One day, an old monk came to the village. He called her the little sloth. He said, "My son." "You must go to the top of the mountain and find me a feather." Because the mountain was so high, the man scoffed and said  it was impossible. He also said  he was too lazy to do it. The monk replied: Indeed, the feathers do not rise. But it's in a cave on the other side of the mountain. This is the only place where the feathers are.

 Man is curious about feathers and why they are so rare. So accept the challenge. But he is going through a very difficult time. Climbing is very difficult. On the way, he was panting and sweating profusely. But it also has a sense of euphoria and excitement. He had never felt like this before. He finally reached the top. I was exhausted, but exhilarated. He was literally amazed by the breadth of his field of vision. It has a sense of accomplishment. 
 

 But this is where the real challenge begins. You have to go down the other side of the mountain to get to the cave. Going down the mountain is much more difficult than going up. He tripped and touched himself several times. But he was determined to get the pen. He reached the cave and found the beautiful shining feather at the entrance of the cave. But now, he was even more afraid of the way back. But he remembers the feeling of accomplishment on the mountaintop and in the cave. Realizing that he may return, he begins the journey again. His muscles ached and his cracks burned. But he was  in no mood to give up. 
 

Finally, he approached the monk and gave him the pen with a sense of accomplishment. The monk said, "Well done, my child. You have learned your lesson today. Laziness is neither acceptable nor bearable. It is a challenge that must be overcome. It is an obstacle that must be overcome." 
The young man nodded, understanding the wisdom  of the monk's words. Now he feels he can do anything. But his laziness stopped him. He realizes that he has the strength and determination to overcome any obstacle that stands in his way. 
 

Ethics: As the monk said, laziness is unacceptable and intolerable. This is the challenge. This is an obstacle that must be  overcome.  If we strive to achieve our goals, even when it seems impossible, we discover a strength and resilience within ourselves that we never knew existed. 
 

To overcome laziness, you need to ask yourself and set ambitious goals. No matter how hard it is. Even in the face of setbacks and obstacles, we must challenge our limits and persevere. We  also need to develop discipline and consistency in our daily lives. Finally, don't think about what will happen if we fail. The feeling of not trying anything kills us more than the feeling of failure. So keep trying. If this blog has inspired you, consider breaking this heart symbol. And don't forget to leave your comments in the comment box. See you soon on my next blog. Until then, bye