Like a wrestler, the hatta-katta, tall man, took the luggage and landed at a station. He told a taxi person that I have to go to the temple of Sai Baba.
The taximan said he said - 200 rupees. The wrestler said, showing the Buddadimani - so close to two hundred rupees, you are robbing a taxman. I will pick up my own stuff and go away.
The person continued carrying luggage far enough. After a while again he showed him the same taxi, now the man asked the taxi person again - brother, now I have done more than half the distance, so how much money will you take now?
The taxi person replied - 400 rupees.
That person said again - first two hundred rupees, now four hundred rupees, why such a thing?
The taximan replied: Sir, from this very moment you are running towards opposite side of the temple, whereas the temple is on the other side.
The wrestler did not say anything and quietly sat in the taxi.
In the same way, in many parts of life, we start working directly without thinking anything seriously, and then ruining our hard work and time, leaving that work halfway. Before taking any work, take a thoughtful thought of what you are doing, whether it is part of your goal or not.
Always remember one thing that hard work brings correct color only if the direction is correct, and if the direction is wrong then you will not get any benefit of any effort. Therefore, decide the direction and move forward, success will definitely be in your hands.