In this version, the story revolves around a young athletic boy who was hungry for success and measured his success only by winning.
He participated in a running competition and won two races, feeling proud and important.
He then pleaded for another race and was presented with two new challengers, an elderly frail old lady and a blind man.
As the race began, the boy noticed that the elderly lady and the blind man were struggling to run. Instead of rushing ahead, he slowed down and ran alongside them, encouraging them to keep going.
Together, they reached the finish line and the boy realized that the true victory was in helping others and enjoying the journey, rather than just winning.
The story is often used as a metaphor for the importance of slowing down, helping others, and savoring life’s moments.
It emphasizes that life is not just about winning races or achieving goals, but about enjoying the journey and being kind to others.
The lesson of the story is to appreciate the journey, help others along the way, and find joy in the process.
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Morning my Sweet Friend steve....Trying to keep cool and hydrated in this
heat, It's not easy when you have a lot of errands to run, which doesn't help lol. Hope
your day is to your satisfaction. Stay cool my friend! See you back
here on Monday, Stay Safe, Stay Well, Stay Beautiful and Humble mi
querido amigo/amiga. Te mando esta nota con mucho carino y respeto, su
querida amiga que nunca se olvida de ti Janet.
J'aime tout un peu moins les lasagnes mais je choisirai sans hésiter le poisson, j'en mange très souvent et au bord de la mer où j'habite il est frais car souvent pêché de la nuit ou du matin c'est un régal et toutes sortes de poissons à différentes sauces sinon la viande j'aime les viandes blanches surtout le poulet mais surtout pas la viande rouge.