Once there was a fisherman who sat down whistling on a wharf hoping to get some fish with his pendulous bait spread in the water. Out of nowhere, a politician in his early 50 walked past his back and asked the fisherman if he was contented in his life. The fisherman said, "YES."
Politician: Why don't you go in the middle of the sea so you can get more fish?
Fisherman: I am resting. Besides, I lent my boat to someone else.
Politician: Why don't you buy another boat?
Fisherman: What for?
Politician: To get more fish so you can buy another boat later.
Fisherman: Why do I need another boat?
Politician: So you can buy more boats.
Fisherman: Why do I need more boats?
Politician:So you can buy a bigger boat.
Fisherman: Why do I need a bigger boat?
Politician: So you can buy a ship.
Fisherman: Why do I need a ship?
Politician: So you can profit more. And if you already have a ship you can have more fishermen to work with.
Fisherman:Then?
Politician: You just sit and relax--whistling while fishing.
Fisherman: What do you think I am doing now?
Contentment is a matter of perspective.
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Thanks CEl!!!
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