10.THE REAL RICHNESS

On one occasion a dad of an exceptionally well off family went on his child on an outing to the country determined to show his child how the needy individuals live so he could be grateful for his riches.

They put in two or three days and evenings on the homestead of what might be viewed as an exceptionally unfortunate family.

On their return from their excursion, the dad asked his child, "How was the outing?" "It was perfect, Father." "Did you perceive how needy individuals can be?" the dad inquired. "Gracious better believe it" said the child. "So what did you gain from the excursion?" asked the dad.

The child replied, "I saw that we have one canine and they had four. We have a pool that scopes to the center of our nursery and they have a rivulet that has no closure." "We have imported lamps in our nursery and they have the stars around evening time." “Our deck spans to the front yard and they have the entire skyline.”

 "We have a little real estate parcel to live on and they have fields that go past our sight." "We have workers who serve us, yet they serve others." "We purchase our food, yet they develop theirs." "We have walls around our property to safeguard us; they have companions to safeguard them."

With this the kid's dad was puzzled. Then, at that point, his child added, "Thanks father for showing me how unfortunate we are."

11.THE WOUND

                                         There used to be a young man who had a terrible attitude. His Dad provided him with a sack of nails and let him know that each time he blew his top, he should pound a nail into the rear of the wall.

The main day the kid had driven 37 nails into the wall. Over the course of the following couple of weeks, as he figured out how to control his resentment, the quantity of nails pounded day to day steadily dwindled down. He found it was simpler to hold his attitude than to drive those nails into the fence....

At long last the day came when the kid didn't blow his top by any stretch of the imagination. He enlightened his dad and the dad recommended that the kid presently take out one nail for every day that he had the option to hold his attitude. The day passed and the little fellow was at long last ready to let his dad know that every one of the nails were no more. The dad took his child by the hand and drove him to the wall. He said, "You have gotten along admirably, my child, yet check out at the openings in the wall."

The wall won't ever go back. At the point when you express things out of resentment, they leave a scar very much like this one. You can place a blade in a man and draw it out. It won't make any difference how often you say I'm grieved, the injury is still there. A verbal injury is basically as terrible as an actual one.

Companions and friends and family are an exceptionally uncommon gem, to be sure. They make you grin and urge you to succeed. They listen closely, they share an expression of recognition, and they generally need to hold nothing back from us. Water your associations with generosity… and they will develop. So be cautious little lips what you say… ! Also, you won't pursue companionships away.