A brave lesson from the chinese bamboo tree...

A Lesson From the Chinese Bamboo Tree

•   You take a little seed, plant it, water it, and fertilize it for a whole year, and nothing happens.
•   The second year you water it and fertilize it, and nothing happens.
•   The third year you water it and fertilize it, and nothing happens.
 How frustrate this becomes!
•   The fourth year you water it and fertilize it, and nothing happens.
This is very frustrating.
•   The fifth year you continue to water and fertilize the seed then. Sometime during the fifth year, the Chinese bamboo tree sprouts and grows NINETY FEET IN SIX WEEKS!    

And how we can apply this for our real life? If you can see life and learning is a process, you makes small steps to make a big step. Sometimes we do something and expect for instant result 

and forget that changes or results need time to happen.  

All take time and demand a lot patience and perseverance, we humans are not so good patiences but if you just try carefully with small steps and learn a lesson in every one of this a lot things can happen around your life just in some years.

Many times our dreams and plans appear as if they are going nowhere, and we are tempted to give up and quit trying. But on the contrary, we must keep watering and fertilizing those dreams inside us. Because we know that if we do not quit, if we show perseverance and endurance, we will also reap a harvest.

  

Life is much like the growing process of the Chinese bamboo tree. It is maybe often disappointing and we seemingly do things right, and nothing happens.  Just stop thinking like that, turn the picture and think about that this things that "easy come, easy go" and just give us an empty sensation after to reach it, but if you want to keep something forever must to be patience for the achievement. 

  

For those who do things right and are not discouraged and are persistent things will happen, believe me. Finally we begin to receive the rewards from the waiting time.

Have a wonderful day!

Kath_living the life :)