Don't let life be filled with sand

The professor stood on the podium. He picked up a box of pebbles and poured it on the table. Then he picked up a crock and opened it. There were some golf balls in the crock. He put the pebbles in the crock and put the crocks. After the students are full, the crock cans are full. The professor picked up a box box next to it and poured the sand into the jar. The sand filled the space of the jar. Then he asked the student: "Is this tank full?" The student replied: "Yes. of."

Then, the professor made two cups of coffee and poured it into the crock, effectively filling the space of the crock.

“Now,” said the professor. “I want to tell you that this jar represents your life. Golf is very important, representing your children, your health, your friends, and your favorite things, if you are Serious losses, as long as they still exist, your life will still be complete. These pebbles represent other things, such as your favorite job, your house, and your car.

Sand represents everything small or small. ”

"If your jar is filled with sand only!" he continued: "So is there room for pebbles or golf to be part of your life? If you put all your time and energy into small Things or small things, then your life will not be happy. The important thing is your happiness, you have to care for your children, you have to find time to go out to eat with your partner. You have to find out Time to clean and do housework, golf is first, on behalf of your lover and children, set priorities. The rest is just sand."

A student raised his hand and asked what coffee represents.

The professor smiled. He said, "I am very glad that you raised this question. It just shows that no matter how busy your life is, you always have time to spend time with your lover or friend to have a cup of coffee."

Yes, many times, we are entangled in some trivial things like sand. We rarely have time to care about our family, and we have no time to take care of the health of ourselves and our families. We feel that life is busy and it is even hard to figure out a clue. We don’t even have time to spend coffee with our family. What does this life mean for us? What is more important to us than our family and their happiness and health?

The professor's philosophical metaphor gives us an intriguing revelation. No matter how busy your work is, no matter how many thousands of trivial things you are entangled, don't forget that our loved ones are the first. The happiness and health are the most important! Never let your life be filled with sand.