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Morning Vibes With Dr. Jerry - the First - Episode 169/Life Lessons From The Lion





Thursday                       1st March 2018

Morning Vibes With Dr. Jerry - the First

Hello and welcome to #MorningVibesWithDrJerryTheFirst-Episode 169

Title:          Life Lessons To Learn From The King Of The Jungle

Do you watch documentaries on lions?
If yes, then you must have seen that they dominate their territory and are apex predators.

Lions are among the strongest animals in the world, and no one dares to confront or challenge them.

They are called kings because they have a touch of royalty in everything they do. From eating habits where 20-25 royal members dine at the same "table" to conquering huge lands.

A lion always has a bold attitude and lives like a true ruler.

But their life is full of obstacles and problems. There is less space for errors, as one mistake may make them lose their life, reign, or offspring.

Also, hunting is not an easy task; their success rate is only 17-19 percent. Compared to human beings their quandaries are bigger because they never get a second opportunity.

But, have you ever seen a depressed lion or one who wants to give up?

They always struggle to hunt and rule lands, but they never quit.

Sometimes they fail in hunting a zebra, a gazelle, and a wildebeest. But do they give up? No. They try hard and succeed in hunting.

So, what motivates them to not surrender to the harsh life?

The answer is SURVIVAL.

The only thing that keeps them moving is survival.

Many lions lose their reign, children, and queens to other lions, but they never give up on life.

Here are six life lessons from the king of the jungle:

1.      Your Goal Is The Only Way To Survive

Lions are born in the jungle. From day 1, they are taught to hunt and to dominate and that becomes their life goal.

Whatever they do in the jungle, they have that at the back of their minds.

They are not made to be meat to any other, but others are made to be meat to them.
In like fashion, every man is born for a purpose, a life goal; we do not all have the same purpose.

A life without a purpose is like a rudderless ship, it definitely sails to no where.

Set a life goal and work hard to achieve it; consider that there are no alternatives.

As lions are born to hunt and rule; acknowledge that you are born to accomplish your life goal.

Consider your purpose and work as a source of motivation.
They will keep you going through good and bad times because fame is temporary, but work, pleasure and a sense of achievement are permanent.

“Do not be embarrassed by your failures, learn from them and start again.” – Richard Branson

“Attack your goals like your life depends on it”
because it surely does

2.      Fail And Evolve

Lions fail eight out of ten times in hunting, but this makes them fine-tune their skills; thus, they can catch bigger prey to feed their family.

A Lion does not take no for an answer neither does it run away from its challenges; if it fails to achieve a set goal which is to hunt down a prey due to some sloppiness, it goes back to itself shell to finetune its hunting skills so that it fails not the next time.

A Lion does not temporize or rationalize or theorize or look for a scape goat neither does it play the blame game, when it fails in a given task, it takes the full responsibility for the failure and takes the necessary action to ensure that such never repeats itself

Likewise, we should also embrace our failures and evolve each time we face them.

We must study and analyze our failures and make sure to not repeat them.

As Jack Ma has rightly said, “If the guy only checks himself, yeah, something wrong with me here, something wrong with me there. Then, this guy has hope.”

Also, we must follow this law of nature: ‘Evolve and survive’ to achieve success in life.

3.      Focus Is The Key

When lions go on a hunt, they make less noise and focus on the prey. They move on tip-toes, gliding through the thick jungle, not even rustling a leaf.

They always have an element of surprise and keep everything low to make their raid successful.

Now imagine, if a lion makes noise, will they be able to hunt?

The answer is no! So, what do we learn?

Too much talking makes us lose focus. Don’t tell everyone about your goals and what you are doing, keep it low and completely focus on your aim

Instead of blabbing about your intentions and what you are determined to do, go start doing at least one of them. Let your success announce your intention.

Evidence is the end of argument

4.      Always Trust Each Other

A pride of lions always back each other in good and bad times. Rather in tough phases as an individual they contribute more to the survival of the pride. They all are willing to die just for one member of the pack that gets attacked.

To them "injury to one is injury to all"

Likewise, when we have found members of our tribe, we should commit to them and learn to practice like the Lions do.

We should also learn that strength is in the pack.

It’s necessary to not break each other’s trust for a short-term gain.

Also, we must support each other in overcoming tough problems and situations.

5.      Survival Is Everything

When they have been well fed, Lions like to take a rest but even at that, they are always at alert because they know that the only game in the jungle is that of survival.

Lions don’t harm anyone without any reason. But, when someone tries to mar their territory, life, and family, they leave no stone unturned in giving a tough fight.

Like Lions, we must recognize the fact that it's a tough world out there and while resources are not necessarily limited but the availability is limited and thus survival of the fittest is the game to play; therefore we should concentrate on our own betterment, we should work to create our own realities, to make the impact we want to make in the world, to leave it a better place than we met it.

However, if someone is trying to ruin our career or life, then instead of getting disappointed we should fight back and overcome such smotherers.

6.      Have Fun In Life

Lions go through a harsh life filled with everyday challenges. But they don’t let them ruin their daily moments.

They always enjoy every minute with their pride members.

They play with each other and take care of everyone.

You should also make sure to relish each moment of your life.

Leave your stress and worries in your workplace, and when you are at home, relish the time with your family.

You only live once and so while at it, enjoy it, have fun, smile, laugh out loud; you do not know how it will be on the other side so make effective use of that which you are having already, always live in the Now, be ever present in the present.

Lions teach us to dominate problems in life and live like a true winner.

As someone has rightly said, “If size really mattered, the elephant would be king of the jungle.”

Similarly, every animal’s life is full of struggle, and we can learn a lot from them to become successful and prosperous in our own lives.

So next time you watch a documentary on lions, try to learn from them.

Until I come your way again, this is #MorningVibesWithDrJerryTheFirst

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