How to change your perspective? Stories that can change the way you think.

How to change your perspective? Stories that can change the way you think.

 

 1. This story is for those who keep cursing their own luck due to a lack of resources in their life and do not even try to try anything new. They keep thinking about the resources they do not have and keep cursing their lives.

 A boy came from a small village to a big city searching for work; he is short of money, so he needs a job quickly. He comes to know that an office boy is needed in a company, he goes to the company.

To take his test, H.R. gets him to clean the office and sees that the boy passes it. HR says that you will get the job, you give me your email id, I will send you the job letter.

 

That boy says, sir, I don't have an email id then H.R. It is said that in such a digital time, the one who does not have a mail id does not exist. So how can I give you a job? Sorry, you can't get this job. The boy gets frustrated and thinks about what to do now?

 He had 100 ₹; he goes to the supermarket, buys tomatoes, and sells those tomatoes from house to house. Then he gets 100 ₹ to 200 ₹, he thinks that people in the city are so busy that they don't even have time to go to the supermarket to buy tomatoes

now he goes to the daily supermarket and buys fruits and vegetables. He used to sell them from house to house. Slowly his business started growing, and he also hired some boys.

 

After some time, he also bought a truck, and now he brings vegetables from the nearby village and sells them in the city. Like this 2 years, he became a millionaire.

 Once a policy seller comes to his house, after filling the policy form, he writes to that person, sir, give me your email id, I will confirm your policy with the company.

 The person says that I do not have a mail id, that policy seller says that, sir, if you had a mail id in this digital world, where would your business be. So that person would say that if I had a mail id, I would be working as an office boy in a big company.

 

 2. There is a big difference between wisdom and cleverness

 A smart person doesn't also need to be intelligent. Every person considers himself wise, but some people consider themselves to be the most intelligent. You read this story, and in the end, by commenting, tell me who is wiser?

 This story is about a watermelon seller who put up a board outside his shop to sell watermelon and wrote 1 watermelon for 30 ₹ and 3 watermelons for 100 ₹.

 

 A person was going from there; he read the board, started smiling inside, and thought, let's enjoy uncle's today.

He went to the watermelon uncle and said that uncle gives 1 watermelon, he gave 30 ₹ to the uncle. Then he again gave 30 ₹ to Uncle and said Uncle give me 1 watermelon and Uncle gave him Watermelon He again said to Uncle, give 1 more watermelon and take this 30 ₹.

Then he laughed and said, see, uncle, I took 3 watermelons from you for 90 ₹. It is written on its board 3 watermelons worth 100 ₹. Uncle, this business is not your thing; you just leave it, stop it and go home.

Then the answer given by uncle to him is hilarious, he said– son, today's children are brilliant, if they want, then buy a watermelon and go. But he buys me 3 watermelons to teach me business.

 

 The only thing that happens in business is that the shopkeeper assures the customer that he is getting cheap goods from here and is making a profit, his business runs well, and the customer likes to go to him.

 Now by commenting, you guys tell who is wiser? And what is the moral of this story?

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