Pride before fall
When my father became a rabbi, I was a small kid who was just starting to read. My father ordered official stationery with a letterhead, I was sitting on his knee and looked at it and asked, "Daddy are you really?" My father was filled with pride. "Are you really a…" He answered, "Yes, yes, my child, I am…"
I continued, "Are you really a rabbit?"
Suddenly, my father's pride deflated. The cursive lettering made me read the fancy 'I' as a 'T'!
Pride can cause anyone to fall. It is what you do afterwards to get up after the fall that matters. It's like a kid on a bike, they fall but if they don't keep on trying, they will never one day win the Tour de France.
How does one get back up after a bad fall, especially following the humiliation from that fall? It's by being a small person, giving all you have to become a good person. It's pushing yourself to the full until you become the person you once were.
Sometimes you have to change your ways to get there, but eventually, you will. Sometimes you have to accept that in order to make it through, you have to change your lifestyle and the routes you have chosen in life.
And with a bit of good marketing and PR – Boom! You're back on track.
My father will remain a Rabbi and I still don't eat carrots, as I'm not a son of a rabbit (which is also probably why I need glasses) but my lifestyle will always adapt to what is best and needed for me and my family.
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