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If work has an end, your grandfather would have done it by now

In a sleepy village nestled among rolling hills and sunflower fields lived a young man named Tim. He was known for his hard work, a trait instilled in him by his father, a weathered farmer who had seen the seasons come and go. Yet Tim wore a constant look of weariness, a heavy sigh that punctuated even the smallest tasks. He felt suffocated by the endless nature of the work.   One evening, as the sun shone orange over the horizon, Tim collapsed onto a wooden bench next to his father. “My grandmother said, ‘If work had an end, your grandfather would have done it by now,’” he groaned, quoting a country proverb. “I feel like I’m chasing a horizon that’s forever receding.”   His father, his face carved with the wisdom of countless harvests, simply smiled. “The earth doesn’t ask for perfection, Tim, only care. The joy is in the care, not the completion.”   On the other side of the fence, the old lady, the village baker, overheard their conversation. Wiping flour...

Strive to work on what brings you pleasure

  Max was walking along the road in the forest when a man approached him. He was moving so quickly that it appeared as though he was in a hurry to reach his destination. "Hello, traveler, where are you going so fast?" asked Max. "Hello, young boy! I am going to the next kingdom. There is one very wise man from whom I am planning to get advice. If you agree, we can begin our journey together, during which I will share my personal story with you. My name is Nobel." Max has nothing against hearing his story, and he was delighted to hear it. As they walked slowly, Nobel began to share his story with Max. "When I was a small boy, we never had much money in my family. My mother would often remark that she had never married a man who, through his craft, earned a substantial income to support his family's daily needs. Every time I wanted her to buy me something, she always told me that she did not have money, and that is why when I grow up, I want to learn a ...

A person always has a choice - educational stories from the book "Manners in the Great Kingdom."

  Max woke up. After eating his breakfast and bidding farewell to his mother, father, and sister, Max went to his teacher, who had prepared all the necessary items for his journey. He must remember to pack clothes, a bag, and instructions in case anything unexpected arises during his journey. Max carefully put on his clothes, listened to his teacher's recommendations, and proceeded to the other kingdoms. In the middle of the day, a car stopped next to Max. In that car were a well-dressed father and a son. The father was in his 40s, and his son was twenty years old. The car was brimming with fruits and vegetables. "Hi! Where are you going, son?" asked the driver. "I am going to the next kingdom," said Max. "We are also going there. Come in the car; we will leave you there." "For how many days will you sell the goods?" asked Max. "The products are not for sale; they are for exchange." Answer the father and continue to speak....

Why You Should Read "Manners in the Great Kingdom."

This is a journey into the world of values that will have a long-lasting effect. Because of the fast-paced nature of today's world, where technology and social networks consume an ever-increasing portion of our attention, we frequently forget about principles that are truly important to us. It is via the book "Manners in the Great Kingdom" that we are reminded of the significance of being kind, being honest, having friends, and having family. For whom is this book intended? To the adolescents: In this book, young people will obtain answers to problems that are important to them, such as how to establish mutually beneficial relationships, how to accomplish their objectives, and how to manage the difficulties that life presents. From the perspective of parents: Parents will obtain helpful suggestions and ideas on how to bring up their children in a manner that is consistent with traditional values. Each of the stories in the book is like a small mirror that we may gaze i...

Making the right choice is often necessary to navigate life successfully.

To make the best decision, my book, "Manners in the Great Kingdom," is a helpful guide, meticulously crafted with my children in mind. You can find it at various bookstores where it's readily available to assist you on your journey to making thoughtful choices.   Making the right decision is often the key to navigating life successfully, and my book offers helpful tips for this process. It empowers readers to make well-informed decisions and, just as importantly, to accept the repercussions that follow. Furthermore, it instills the vital principle of perseverance: never giving up, even when faced with adversity.   Selecting the appropriate option is usually difficult. The sheer volume of choices can be overwhelming, making it difficult to discern the best path forward. However, "Manners in the Great Kingdom" emphasizes the importance of meticulous consideration—weighing all available options before making a decision.   Another significant hurdle lies in acc...