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Pleasing FOOLS

 


“You never know what a fool you 

can be till life gives you the chance.” 


Everybody in this world has a natural desire for self-improvement and to rise high. A good way to do it is to learn something new and master it. In everyday life, if you don’t learn something new, you are doing the same work then you are downgrading because you just passed the day, not living it. 


There should be hunger in everyone’s mind. Hunger may be for his work, for knowledge. Everyone has curiosity and foolishness for learning and observing in childhood, but while growing only some of us can keep it, others are just following society and their rules without questioning it. 


There is always a baby and foolish mind in yourself, which is always curious for anything and always try to learn. In today’s era, many cell phone users never thought about how it works or even some resistance to new things, but at the same time a year, old baby always thinks about turning on and off tube light or why the fan rotates !! and that is the way toward learning anything new, Pleasing fool.


Conclusion: In the era of evolving and innovation, learning new things should not be discontinued. Some of you think it is a competitive world but it's not, it's only about your thinking. Whether you think out of the box or you just follow other's thoughts.
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