Fighting for perfection will hurt your morale

Working hard for excellence will inspire your fighting spirit; fighting for perfection will dampen your morale.

Once upon a time, there was a potter who was religious and religious. Because of his skill, his pottery is famous.

However, you are not satisfied with your elaborate pottery because they are very fragile. He thought that if the pottery he made would never fall, then his reputation would be higher and the sale would be more prosperous.

So he prayed up and prayed for God to help him realize his wish—the pottery he made would never break. One night, he dreamed that God said to him: "If you are convinced that you will not regret it in the future, I will satisfy you."

The next morning, the first thing the potter did after he woke up was to test whether God had reached his wish. He came to the pottery studio, made a jar of clay, and placed it in the sun. After the jar was dried, he lifted the jar and slammed it to the ground, and the jar was intact. The potter's heart is very happy.

This message spread quickly. People from all directions have come up to buy his pottery. He has earned a lot of money and his reputation has grown.

However, the good times are not long. It didn't take long for his business to cool down. Although everyone is still full of praise for his pottery, but because of the hidden dangers he made, he will never be able to buy it.

Business is getting worse every day, and his economic situation is getting worse. Now he has to constantly pray upwards, hoping that the pottery can be restored to its original condition.

One night, the potter dreamed of God again, and he prayed with tears to ask God to forgive his stupidity.

God said: "Since you admit that you are wrong, I will forgive you and satisfy your new wish."

Since then, pottery made by pottery has been the same, the demand for pottery has increased greatly, and the business of pottery has once again flourished.