5 LESSONS OF SUCCESS THAT PROVIDES US TO NATURE

Nature can teach us a lot. What we need: read, see and draw the right conclusions.

• The first lesson we will teach the bird woodpecker. This lesson is called a realistic focus lesson.

I do not know how you thought, but the woodpecker is a very wise bird. He makes a tree and makes it, as you know, always successful. He looks at himself realistically, and does not try to split the tree trunk in half. He also focuses on achieving his goal, and does not knock around the tree at different points. A goal that is realistic is always clearly chosen, and a point is chosen at which you need to hammer in to reach it. If you compare a person with a woodpecker, then such a woodpecker, like a person, needs not a worm, but immediately a huge and tasty snake that does not sit deep in a tree, but lies in a bush, covered only with leaves, which are not difficult to remove.

•  Lesson No. 2. We will learn it in fish, and it is called a stream lesson.

The fish does not care what your opinion is, it will still flow against the stream. And she does this not because she wants to complicate her already difficult life, but in order to let as much water pass by her. In this way, the fish receives more oxygen and food, and it is in this way that the life of one small fish becomes richer. We are drifting, not wanting to leave our own comfort zone, but strongly desiring to achieve success. As a result, we lose our time by eating the leftovers from the fish that swim ahead. How can you win the lottery of life without even buying a ticket?

• Lesson number 3 we get from the little cubs. It sounds both brutally and realistically "blot your face with blood"

Lion cubs, unlike many people, want and know how to learn. They are not inclined to think that they know everything because they were able to catch their first rabbit without the help of their parents. We are often afraid to stain the sleeve with blood, from our snow-white shirt, listening to the lecture of a dressed-up hare about the tricks of the hunt. Life is hunting, and if you are afraid of even the smell of blood, then eat carrots.

• The fourth lesson is social. It is called "learn how to wag the first tail"

In principle, it doesn’t matter what you do. Nowadays it is important that you motivate people who communicate with you. The dog will not think that, they say, feed me, give me a drink, dry my paws, and only then will I wag your tail. She is the first to give away her feelings, and shows her intentions, and makes it so that you yourself want to care for her, communicate, feed and stroke her ear.

• The last lesson of success will be given to us by a snake, and it is called “do not whine”

The snake does not think that it is bad, that she has neither legs nor arms, that she does not have the best eyesight, unlike other animals, that nobody loves her, that she was not born in the best country and her parents didn’t cared for from the moment she was born. A snake can easily manage with what it has and always gets what it wants. Viewed from this point of view, people are even afraid of this invalid being. And when she stops to like something, she changes her skin and just crawls on without any regrets.