Today, time is a
precious commodity & we are out to make the most if it. We try to do our
best in a limited amount of time within the day. Some times we succeed, many
times we don’t.
If the day goes
well, we are too stressed thinking about the other challenges that come up with
the success.
But if things don’t
go our way, the impending sense of doom takes over, along with the frustration
& self doubt that comes with it.
Either way, the
best time we get to think about this is our commute time. Yes, that time when
we feel everyone else exists simply to block our way on the road as we makes
our plans or cope with your failure and try to find a way ahead.
And we also learn
to ignore all the horns blasting around us & concentrate on our
destination. In that noise, the wails of life also get lost. In the midst of
our self-centred thoughts. we rarely hear the desperate siren of an ambulance
trying to find a way through.
In our defence,
nobody knows our troubles or what we have been through that day. Not giving way
to an ambulance--we may say it was a momentary lapse of judgement because of
all the noise going on in our own head. But always remember: those lying in the
ambulance would much rather be you after your worst day at work than be
transported to hospital.
Time truly is a
precious commodity. You will have another shot at work; the one in the
ambulance might not.
Give way to ambulances!
Always!
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