Are you Soaring high or Paying attention to the Crows in your Life

Soaring Above: A Tale of the Eagle and the Crow

In the vast expanse of the sky, two birds coexisted, each embodying a distinct spirit and purpose. The regal eagle, with its majestic wingspan, symbolized strength, vision, and leadership. In contrast, the cunning crow, known for its persistence and cunning, sought to challenge the eagle's dominance.

As the eagle soared effortlessly through the open skies, its keen eyes scanned the world below. It was a symbol of greatness and leadership, embodying the pursuit of lofty goals and the relentless pursuit of excellence. However, the eagle's journey was not without its challenges, for it was pursued by a persistent and critical crow.

The crow, in its relentless pursuit, sought to peck at the eagle, aiming to diminish its spirit and question its capabilities. The eagle, wise and experienced, understood the nature of the crow. Instead of engaging in a futile battle, the eagle chose a different path – a path that would ultimately define the true essence of greatness and leadership.

One day, as the eagle took flight, the crow continued its relentless pursuit, pecking and cawing in an attempt to provoke a reaction. However, the eagle remained steadfast, refusing to be drawn into the negativity. Instead, it soared higher and higher, rising above the clouds and leaving the crow behind.

As the eagle reached the pinnacle of the sky, an interesting phenomenon unfolded. At such dizzying heights, the air became thin, and the crow, unaccustomed to such altitudes, found it increasingly difficult to breathe. The very atmosphere that the eagle thrived in became a challenge for the crow.

And so, as the crow struggled for breath and stability, the eagle continued its majestic flight, unaffected by the attempts to bring it down. The eagle had chosen greatness over conflict, and in doing so, it had revealed a profound lesson in leadership.

The Eagle's Lesson in Greatness and Leadership:

1. Rising Above Negativity: In the face of criticism, the eagle teaches us to rise above negativity. Just as the eagle soars high, individuals can choose to elevate themselves beyond the reach of criticism, focusing on their goals and aspirations.
2. Maintaining Focus on Goals: The eagle's unwavering focus on reaching higher altitudes signifies the importance of maintaining focus on our goals. Rather than being distracted by critics, channeling energy into personal growth and achievement is a hallmark of true leadership.
3. Choosing Wisdom Over Confrontation: The eagle's decision not to engage in a futile battle with the crow reflects the wisdom of choosing one's battles. Leaders often face criticism, but responding with grace and resilience speaks volumes about one's character.
4. Thriving in Adversity: By thriving in the thin air at great heights, the eagle demonstrates the ability to thrive in adversity. True leaders use challenges as opportunities for growth and elevation, turning adversity into a platform for success.
5. Silencing Critics with Success: The crow's inability to keep up with the eagle at higher altitudes serves as a metaphor for silencing critics through success. Actions speak louder than words, and achieving greatness is the most potent response to detractors.

In our own lives, we can embody the spirit of the eagle, rising above the cawing of critics and focusing on the limitless possibilities that await us. As we pursue our goals with unwavering determination, we, too, can reach the heights of greatness and leadership, leaving the negativity of the crows far below. After all, the true mark of leadership lies not in the battles fought but in the heights attained.

So now I ask you a question. Are you someone who is focusing of flying high or paying attention to the Crows in your life. Remember as you start soaring the crows will keep pecking you. But after a certain point they ll fall off. Your Job is to keep soaring and fly high

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Dr Ashwini Chube

www.unicorninsight.com