@ret5954

3 years ago

An expert consultant for companies in Time Management wanted to surprise those attending his conference. He produced a large, wide-mouthed jar from under his desk. He placed it on the table, next to a tray of stones the size of a fist, and asked: - How many stones do you think will fit in the jar? After the attendees made their guesses, he began poking stones until he filled the jar. Then he asked: - It is full? Everybody looked at him and said yes. Then he took out from under the table a tray with small stones. She put some of the small stones into the jar and shook it. The small stones penetrated the spaces left by the large stones. The expert smiled wryly and repeated: - It is full? This time the listeners doubted: - Maybe not. - Good! And he put on the table a bucket of sand that began to pour into the jar. The sand seeped into the little recesses left by the stones. - It is full? he asked again. - No! The assistants exclaimed. Good, he said, and took a one-liter jug ​​of water which he began to pour into the flask. and it still wasn't full, what have we shown? he asked. One student replied: - That no matter how full your schedule is, if you try, you can always make more things fit. - No! The expert concluded: what this lesson teaches us is that if you don't place the big stones first, you will never be able to place them later. What are the big stones in your life?. Your children, your friends, your dreams, your health, the person you love? Or is it your job, your meetings, your business trips, power or money? The choice is yours. Once you've made up your mind ... put those stones first. The rest will find its place. Have a wonderful day. [V¡sit my content if you also want to relax a bit] I love you all.

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