The Law of life

After potatoes have been harvested they have to be spread out and sorted out in order to get the maximum market dollar. They are divided according to size – big , medium and small. It is only after potatoes have been sorted and bagged that they are loaded on to trucks. This is the method that all potatoes farmers use.

But one farmer never bothered to sort the potatoes at all. Yet he seemed to be making most money. a puzzled neighbour finally asked him, “What is your secret?” He said, “Its simple I just loaded up the wagon with potatoes and take the roughest road to town. During the eight mile trip, the little potatoes always fall to the bottom. The medium potatoes land in the middle, while the big potatoes rise to the top.”

That is not only true with potatoes. It is Law of life. Big potatoes rise to the top on the rough roads and tough people rise to the top in rough times.

Four minutes a mile

Till 1953, many experts thought that running a mile in four minutes was physically impossible. So, no athlete ever tried to run that fast. But Britain’s roger Bannister had internal conditioning that kept him from tripping over the so called evidence. He was determined to see for himself. In 1954, with a time of 3.59 minute. Bannister broke more than a world record. He broke the mind sets conditioned with self limiting attitudes. Now athletes record sub four minute miles regularly.