The house where you will live tomorrow
An elderly builder decided to retire and dedicate his remaining life to his wife and family. But when he went to inform his chief that he was retiring, his boss asked him if he could stay a little longer and make one last house as a personal service for him before he finally left work.
He did not care about this request to the builder, but nevertheless agreed to complete the request. Even then he started to work on the new house, but it seemed that the master did not put his heart in the building as he did before, and did not do his job as he fit. He did not feel the details, and the materials he used were of the lowest quality. From afar it was seen that he was doing things "through his fingers" and doing it all without desire.
Naturally, this had an effect on the house and it became quite unspeakable.
On the day that the construction finally ended, the boss of the respected builder came to him, opened the front door of the new house, turned to his subordinate, and handed him the key,
"This house is for you. She is my best worker!
The builder, of course, was dumbfounded. There was no such thought in his mind. And when he was able to make sense of this unexpected turn of events, he was angry with himself. Because if he knew in advance that he was building his own house, he would have put much more effort and effort into it. He could have made it much different and better than this one ...
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The same happens with us. We all build our own lives - every day, every hour, every moment. But we often put in it less than what we are really capable of. And then shocked and ashamed we understand that we have to live in the house we have built ourselves ...
It's not accidental that life is like a DIY project. And our attitude, all the habits and choices we make today, build the house where we will live tomorrow ...
So, let's build wisely! :)
Author - Christine Duane