There once was a woodcutter who went to work in a timber.
The pay was good and even better working conditions, so the woodcutter papel.El decided to make a good first day was presented to the foreman, who gave him an ax and assigned an area of \u200b\u200bforest.
He enthusiastically went into the forest to clear. In one day cut 18 trees.
- Congratulations, "said the foreman -. Keep it up.
Encouraged by the words of the foreman, the woodcutter was determined to improve their own work the next day. So that night he lay early. The next morning, before anyone got up and went to the forest. Despite their best efforts, failed to cut more than 15 trees.
- I must be tired - he thought.
and decided to sleep with the start of sol.Al dawn, got up determined to beat his mark of 18 trees. However, that day was not even half.
next day were 7, then 5, and the last day spent the whole afternoon trying to clear the second tree. Concerned by what he would say the foreman, the woodcutter was to tell him what was happening to him and swear and perjure to be making efforts to the faint limits.
The foreman asked
- "when you sharpen your ax last?".
- Sharpen? I have not had time to sharpen: I've been too busy cutting down trees. What good, start with a huge effort that will soon become insufficient? When I try, the recovery time is never enough to optimize my performance.
Rest, change jobs, do other things, is often a way to sharpen our tools. Keep doing something to force, by contrast, is a vain attempt to replace willing inability of an individual at a particular time.
This short story by Jorge Bucay always liked, but since I found it captured on the first page of my notes PIR, has become a lesson to keep in mind on a stage like this. Dedicated to my girls
MIR, FIR, PIR, and I know who follow me, reading me from time to time. Because we share obsessions, concerns and goals.
Not ever losing the sense of responsibility, but without forgetting that the rest, in every sense of the term, is as important as the effort and tenacity.
Because, as I said some compilation ... there is life beyond the ... IR.
The pay was good and even better working conditions, so the woodcutter papel.El decided to make a good first day was presented to the foreman, who gave him an ax and assigned an area of \u200b\u200bforest.
He enthusiastically went into the forest to clear. In one day cut 18 trees.
- Congratulations, "said the foreman -. Keep it up.
Encouraged by the words of the foreman, the woodcutter was determined to improve their own work the next day. So that night he lay early. The next morning, before anyone got up and went to the forest. Despite their best efforts, failed to cut more than 15 trees.
- I must be tired - he thought.
and decided to sleep with the start of sol.Al dawn, got up determined to beat his mark of 18 trees. However, that day was not even half.
next day were 7, then 5, and the last day spent the whole afternoon trying to clear the second tree. Concerned by what he would say the foreman, the woodcutter was to tell him what was happening to him and swear and perjure to be making efforts to the faint limits.
The foreman asked
- "when you sharpen your ax last?".
- Sharpen? I have not had time to sharpen: I've been too busy cutting down trees. What good, start with a huge effort that will soon become insufficient? When I try, the recovery time is never enough to optimize my performance.
Rest, change jobs, do other things, is often a way to sharpen our tools. Keep doing something to force, by contrast, is a vain attempt to replace willing inability of an individual at a particular time.
This short story by Jorge Bucay always liked, but since I found it captured on the first page of my notes PIR, has become a lesson to keep in mind on a stage like this. Dedicated to my girls
MIR, FIR, PIR, and I know who follow me, reading me from time to time. Because we share obsessions, concerns and goals.
Not ever losing the sense of responsibility, but without forgetting that the rest, in every sense of the term, is as important as the effort and tenacity.
Because, as I said some compilation ... there is life beyond the ... IR.
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