Monday 11 August 2014

Don't Magnify Problems

Don't Magnify Problems

One day, little Bobby's father came into the front room and saw the boy looking out on the street through the big end of a telescope. He said, "Son, that's not the way you look through a telescope. If you look through it that way, you make the objects look smaller. A telescope is to make things look bigger."
Bobby smiled and said, "Daddy, the bully who's always beating me up is out on the street. I turned the telescope around because he's my main problem and I want to see him smaller than he really is."
Most of us, instead of taking the big end of the telescope and reducing our problems, take the small end of the telescope and magnify our problems so that they look much bigger than they really are.
                                                Source: Be All You Can Be

                                                              John C. Maxwell