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Insight 1
MOST IMPORTANT AND URGENT
The top priority allocation of time in the Cycle of Life has to be for the above mentioned insights.To be happy as well as successful,one has to be ever alert,proactive and methodical to ensure that the above mentioned insights should not be flooded with too many of activities.
Insight 2
GROWTH AND INVESTMENT
They are the realm of activites which need planning in advance and are precautionary and preventive in nature.These insights are helpful in our overall growth.These activities are related to relationship building,professional growth,skill upgradation and investments.Overall success and happiness of an individual,family or an organization depend on how much time and resources one is willing to spend on these insights.As according to estimates,successful people who are happy and at peace with life spend at lease 70 percent of their time on the above insights.
Insight 3
URGENT BUT A WASTE
These are the least imporant but quite urgent in nature insights.Overall these activities do not add to our growth and have the potential to take away our precious time and energy.
Insight 4
UNPRODUCTIVE AND AVOIDABLE
Spending the least amount of time on these activities is mandatory.
Successful people are passionate and enthusiastic about all the things they do,no matter how trivial or ordinary.Passion is a part of their personality and reflects in their happiness.There is no training involved to be passionate but success can be a big motivator.
Intelligent use of gut feeling,intuition,drive and energy are important for to be a leader.Ordinary success is mostly equated with wealth,power and position but they cannot ensure happiness.
Balance in life,loving & caring spouse,understanding parents,obedient children,close family bonds,health,creativity and spirituality are what make a wholesome,happy and meaningful life.
The effort to achieve all of them is not a one time exercise.It is a process,a habit and a continuous journey which needs to be practiced thoroughly.
There is no universal formula for happiness.It changes from person to person.
Proper management of time and resources ensure a happy living.Finding happiness actually is a matter of strategy.Our decisions determine the content and substance of our life.
“Happiness is a balance between your expectations and attainments.One way is to get what you want.The other is liking what you get”
Once upon a time, there was a tortoise who lived in a tank. He made friends with two geese who used to come and visit him at the tank. They were happy for many years.
Then there was a drought that lasted for months. The tanks and rivers started drying up under the burning sun. The people and animals were starving and the birds were migrating to more fertile lands. The two geese decided to save themselves and go away. So they came to say a sad goodbye to their friend the tortoise.
The poor tortoise could not believe that they could leave him behind to die. The geese wondered how they could save their friend too. The problem was that they did not know how to take him along because the tortoise could not fly. The tortoise came up with an idea. He told the geese to get him a stick that he could hold between his teeth. The geese could then take him to a more fertile land flying slowly while holding the two ends of the stick.
But the geese were worried that if the tortoise opened his mouth by mistake to speak, he would lose his grip on the stick and would fall down and die. So the tortoise promised not to open his mouth.
The geese flew off carrying the tortoise with them. They flew higher and higher, over hills, valleys, fields and plains. Finally, they flew over a city. The people of the city were amazed to see such a strange sight. They clapped their hands and commented how wonderful it was too see the geese carrying the tortoise like that. The people’s shouting and clapping annoyed the tortoise. He wondered aloud why these foolish people were making such a racket. But as soon as he opened his mouth to speak, he lost his grip on the stick and fell to the ground. And so the poor tortoise was killed all because of his foolishness and intolerance.
Once upon a time a family of crows lived in a huge banyan tree. There was a Father Crow, a Mother Crow, and many baby crows.
One day a huge snake came to live in the hole at the bottom of the tree. The crows were unhappy about this, but could do nothing.
Soon Mother Crow hatched a few more eggs and some more baby crows were born. When the crows flew out in search of food, the snake ate up the babies. When the crows returned, they could not find their babies. They hunted high and low, but to no avail.
After a few months, Mother Crow gave birth to some more baby crows. This time Mother Crow stayed home when Father Crow went out in search of food. Ignoring the fact that Mother Crow was keeping a watchful eye on her babies, the snake still slithered up the tree and attacked the babies. Mother Crow tried to fight the snake off, but she was not strong enough. Other crows came to her aid, but the snake had already eaten the little ones and crawled back into its hole.
When Father Crow returned, he found all the crows weeping. He consoled his wife who wanted to leave the tree house immediately. Father Crow said that this tree had been their home for many years and they must live here. He thought of asking a wise old fox for help in order to get rid of the snake.
The old fox came up with a brilliant plan. He told them to go to the river bank the next morning where the ladies of the royal family would be bathing. Their clothes and valuables would be kept on the river bank while the servants would be watching over them from a distance.
The fox asked the crows to pick up a necklace and while away making a raucous noise. This would make the servants chase them to the tree where the crows would drop the necklace into the snake’s hole.
So the next morning when the crows flew to the river bank, Mother Crow picked up a pearl necklace and flew off as Father Crow cawed loudly to attract the servants’ attention. The servants ran after Mother Crow and reached the banyan tree where they saw her drop the necklace into the snake hole. As the servants were trying to take the necklace out with the help of a long stick, the snake came out of the hole and hissed at them menacingly. The servants beat the snake to death. And so Mother and Father Crow lived happily ever after in the banyan tree.
