There
is a quote that I like.
We know things in our head, but do we have them in our heart?
This
is said by Man Hee Lee, the honored chairman of MANNAM
When
I hear this quote, I felt
a prick of conscience at what he said
I
usually say or think I will do this and that. I plan a lot. Planning is not bad
thing.
However,
fulfill the words I said is more important.
Even
though I say or think a lot but what if there is no result?
No
one will believe you. The trust between others and the trust on your words will
lose confidence.
Like
the story ‘The Boy Who Cried
Wolf’ In Korean, The shepherd boy, 양치기 소년.
Do you know this story? Here is a simple summary.
There was a shepherd boy. One day, he was so bored that he
tried to trick village people. He shouted, “There is a wolf, help!”. As soon as
they heard him screaming, they came out to help him. But there was no wolf and
people went back. The shepherd boy got interested in this and shouted again.
Like the first time, people came to help him. Again, they went back angry.
Suddenly, the real wolf appeared and he shouted for help. However people
thought it was teasing them so they didn’t come out to save him. Finally, he
lost his sheep and became liar.
Not like the story, even though you weren’t on purpose to
lie, if you don’t act what you said, you will lose trust from others.
What’s the
solution to this? There is only one. To do what you have said.
Promise to
yourself, ‘꼭 할게요’. I will do for sure
If you have
said you want WORLD PEACE, work for it!
평화를 위해 일 할게요! I will work
for PEACE.
Join us,
MANNAM International to keep your promises. Don’t just keep them in your head.
Act those and make a result.
#Korean
Vocabulary & Grammar
*V(으)ㄹ 게요(ge-yo) : I’ll V
먹다 -> 잘 먹을게요 : I’ll eat well
가다 -> 갈게요 : I’ll go
We know things in our head, but do we have them in our heart?
ReplyDeleteI like the word.
This word always stays in my mind. This words motivates me a lot:)
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