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Give your best to others, to get the best out of them
In the late 19th
century, in a mental institution in Boston, Massachusetts was a young girl
known as “Little Annie”. She was locked in a dungeon, which was reserved only
for the hopeless cases. Little Annie was kept in a small cage in the dungeon
with little light and even lesser hope.
An elderly nurse who was nearing
retirement felt for Little Annie and somehow believed that she can revive this
man-forsaken child. So she used to take her lunch into the dungeon and eat it
outside Little Annie’s cage. Her intention was to communicate love and hope to
Little Annie. But Little Annie gave no indication about the nurse’s presence.
Then one day, the nurse left some brownies outside the cage and left. The next
day when she returned she found the brownies gone. This gave the nurse some
hope and she kept bringing brownies during her weekly visits.
Soon the doctors saw Little Annie
recovering and moved her upstairs. Finally a day came when Little Annie was
released from the mental hospital and into the free world as a perfectly normal
human being. However, Little Annie wanted to stay back and help the other
patients out just like how the nurse helped her recover.
Many years later, Queen Victoria
of England, while bestowing the highest civilian award on Helen Keller, asked
her how did she managed to accomplish so much despite being blind and deaf.
Helen Keller said it was a woman named Anne Sullivan who treated her, loved her
and worked with her. If it weren’t for Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller would never
have influenced the world. And Anne Sullivan was knows as ‘Little Annie’ when
young.
This true-life story should
inspire each and every human being to give the gift of love and friendship to
our fellowmen. How you present yourself and treat others depends totally on how
you see them. If you see your brethren as good-for-nothing, you will treat them
as good-for-nothings. And what do you think they will turn out to be? Of
course, good-for-nothings. On the other hand, if you see them as God’s
children, then you treat them with love and friendship.
Let Little Annie’s story be a
guiding beacon in your life to help you make this world a better place. Lead
your life as Mahatma Gandhi put it, “Be the change that you wish to see in the
world.” It all starts with the man in your mirror.
God Bless.
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About the Author: John Bino RSS for John's articles - Visit John's website John Bino is an entrepreneur and success coach specializing in helping fellow entrepreneurs and the community at large to realize their true potential. His mission is to help people become more valuable to their family and the marketplace. For more information on John Bino or to contact him, go to either his blog http://www.parentsINCorporated.com or to his business website http://www.earnwhatyoudeserve.com Click here to visit John's website Success principle Treat everybody respectfully How to eliminate credit card debt strategically The Secret of GrowthHow to get Compensated more Life Success Tip Be wary who you listen to Fear The biggest obstacle to success |
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