The Power of Habits

It was told that ages ago in China, there lived a very smart and brave soldier who was very well-known for his expertise in archery. One day he had plan to show his ability and thus he ordered 100 arrows to be prepared together with al necessary equipments. After all things set up he walked into the arena with such a high self confidence. The target board was placed and after taking his position he started to shoot into the target, again and again, none of his arrows ever missed the target. Everyone in the field was cheering and gving him big thumps up.

Remarkable !!!, 100 arrows released, 100 arrows hit the target. With such a glowing face and full of pride the soldier said. With such a glowing face and full of pride the soldier said, "People look at your soldier here. At this moment, my archery skill is the best all over the country. I don't believe anyone can beat me at this. What do you all think..." everyone just cheered upon hearing this, "Marvelous... !!! Marvelous... !!!!" However, among all the roaring and cheer, an old man appeared and shouted out loud, "You are indeed remarkable! However, your mastery is just the result of on endlessly repeated small actions!"

The field was silent. All eyes and attention were directed to this old man. This old oil-selling man knew that his comment brought up unfriendly air, "Hold on a second..." he said, and then he raised from his seat, took an old coin that had a hole in the middle, a bottle and put the coin above the bottle. The next thing with all confidence he started to fill the bottle through that small little hole in that coin. He kept on doing it. And not long after, the bottle was fully filled. The amazing part was that there was no any drop of the oil whatsover touched the coin. Oil was perfectly poured into the bottle through that single small hole. The soldier and everone present were really amazed and roared heavily, "Remarkable... remarkable... remarkable... !"

Low-heartedly, the old man just bowed his head and paid his respect to the soldier saying,
"Repeated actions create mastery "
The soldier finally understood the point and in return bowed his head in respect to the old man.

From the sory above, we can take one very meaningful lesson; habit is power. That means, the more diligently we do something, the more often we repeat an action, our mastery and ability toward that specific action are to be prefected. Let's make sure to keep on practicing, maintaining, and constructively developing our positive success habits and acting accordingly, so that our success character will drive us to our glorious victory of life.