TARGET

1. There was a father who accompanied with his three sons to a forest for hunting. Here they were in the forest.
2. “What did you see?” the father asked the eldest son. “I saw a rifle, a prey and a great many of trees,” the eldest son answered at once. “Not exactly,” the father said.
3. He then asked the second son the same question. “I saw you father, my elder brother, my younger brother, a rifle, a prey and many tress,” the second son replied without any hesitation. “No,” he disagreed.
4. He asked the younger son the same question. “I saw a prey only!” the younger son said, “That’s it!” he was delighted with joy and said.
5. The philosophy of this story: We must have a clear target on whatever thing we are doing. As soon as the target is locked on, we should go for it with all our might.