Readiness and Right Timing – YY
November 4, 2021 admin 0 Comments readiness and, readiness and calendar, readiness and rb
There was a lesson in the English textbook while I was at Grade School:
A king requested a painter to draw a horse for him. The painter consented and left. After twenty years, he showed up in the palace and painted a horse in five minutes. The horse was so vividly as if it would run out from the paper. The king was pleased and disillusioned at same time, so he asked curiously,
“Since you can draw a terrific horse in five minutes, why didn’t you do it twenty years ago?”
The painter replied, “It took me twenty years to learn how to draw a horse in five minutes.”
The morale I learned from this lesson is that it takes time to unprotected to something exceptional. Given enough time, drops of water would use by a rock; given enough time, an iron pestle can be ground down to a needle. Long persistent practice makes perfect.
Twenty years ago, the painter did not know how to draw a horse. Twenty years after, he was perfectly ready to draw a fantastic horse in five minutes. I have held the question since the English class – why didn’t he show up after five years to draw a fine horse in an hour? Did he really need to wait so long so perfect to show up? Luckily, the king did not pass away during the twenty years.
Readiness is an important issue in our personal growth. You can not get good results when you are not ready to do it. People ever asked me why I didn’t do something at some time, I answered I was not ready in addition. You can be stuck somewhere because you have omitted some form of spiritual, emotional, financial, relational, or vocational growth in your life. You have to work on that to get ready.
During sometime, I found I was unable to stand up by myself. The weakness and without of security pulled me downward, no matter what I intended to do otherwise. So I admitted I needed to get strong first and tried to find someone stronger and patient to drag me up. No one can break the universe law – strength and security precede the ability to be free. Find your ineffective point, work on it first.
Small flows flow into a river; rivers flow into an ocean. continued effort brings success; deliberate practice works perfection. But you don’t need wait to be perfect to talk, to do, to set afloat and to implement. Opportunities are easily missed while waiting for perfect timing.
Life is about balance timing against obtainable resources. Be prepared, get ready and catch the right timing.
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