Look inside for the solution rather than outside.
Whenever you feel hurt or angry – Ask yourself:
“Whose Business” am I in?
There are only three kinds of business in the world:
Mine, yours (or theirs), and Nature’s (or God’s).
Whose business is it if an earthquake or tsunami happens?
- Nature's or God's.
Whose business is it if your neighbor has an ugly lawn?
- Your neighbor's.
Whose business is it if you are angry at your neighbor because he has an ugly lawn?
- Yours.
When facing any unpleasant situation, ask yourself: “Whose Business” am I in?
Make a habit of Counting - how many times you are mentally in someone else's business?
When you give uninvited advice or offer your opinion about something - aloud or silently-
ask yourself:
"Am I in my business or theirs?
Whenever you feel hurt or angry – Ask yourself:
“Whose Business” am I in?
There are only three kinds of business in the world:
Mine, yours (or theirs), and Nature’s (or God’s).
Whose business is it if an earthquake or tsunami happens?
- Nature's or God's.
Whose business is it if your neighbor has an ugly lawn?
- Your neighbor's.
Whose business is it if you are angry at your neighbor because he has an ugly lawn?
- Yours.
When facing any unpleasant situation, ask yourself: “Whose Business” am I in?
Make a habit of Counting - how many times you are mentally in someone else's business?
When you give uninvited advice or offer your opinion about something - aloud or silently-
ask yourself:
"Am I in my business or theirs?
Thank you for the gentle reminders.
ReplyDeleteI wish we can only remember, and we shall have all our problems solved.
ReplyDeleteI wish we can only remember this, and we shall have all our problems solved.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great recipe for transitioning from a business of manufacturing problems to a business of avoiding problem. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSanjeev Khullar