Inspirational story: use all the power

Inspirational story: use all the power

Today I want to tell you a story about a little boy. Although the story is very simple, its meaning is very deep. If each of us wants to do one thing well, then we must learn to use all the power to do it well. Everything I said seems simple. In fact, its connotation is still profound.

The story takes place on a Saturday morning when a little boy plays in his toy sandbox. In the sandbox are some of his toy cars, vans, plastic buckets and a shiny plastic shovel. When he wanted to build roads and tunnels on the soft sand, he found a huge rock in the middle of his sandbox.

The little guy began to dig the sand around the rock, and he tried to get the rock out of the sand. He is a very small boy, and the rock is quite big. Using both hands and feet, it seems that there is not much effort, and the rock is pushed to the edge of the sandbox by him. However, by this time he discovered that he did not roll the rock up and over the side wall of the sandbox.

At this time, the little boy made up his mind, pushing it with his hand, squeezing it with his shoulders, shaking it to the left and shaking it to the rock again and again. However, whenever he just felt that he had made some progress, the rock slipped off again. Dropped into the sandbox.

The little boy had to scream and squeezing out the strength of the milk. However, the only reward he got was that the rock rolled back again and accidentally injured his finger.

Finally, he cried sadly. Throughout the process, the boy's father saw it clearly from the window of their living room. When the tears rolled over the child's face, the father came to him.

The father’s words were gentle and firm. He said: Son, why don’t you have all the power?

The dejected little boy sobbed and said: But I have done my best, Dad, I have tried my best! I used up all my strength!

The father kindly corrected: No, son, you have not exhausted all your strength. You did not ask for my help.

The father bent down, picked up the rock and moved the rock out of the sandbox. So everything is solved now.

Most of us think that we have to do something well. The premise must rely on all of its own strength, which is the subjective effort we often say. Few people will consider how to use the power that can be used by their side. Some things are difficult to do by relying on their own subjective power, but also need to use conditional objective forces. For example, your relatives, relatives, friends, colleagues. It is not bad to fight alone, but to make full use of objective conditions and the help of people around you. Wouldn't that be more perfect?

Of course, we say that relying on the help of objective power does not mean dependence. Relying is sometimes positive, while dependence is negative. Using the power that can be used around is not equal to dependence. This is what we should pay attention to in our daily life. Mao Zedong and his old people will also say that they rely on the power of the people, let alone us?

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