True success...

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"Have you ever sell a scrap metal before ? The price of it is so low that you can't earn a living out of it.

When we melt the metal, it will have to suffer the immense heat and formed into a sword. It has to be hammered constantly into a shape, heat then hammered again and again till you get the right shape. After the continuous beating and heat, the blade needs to be carved into a beautiful texture with the extremely sharp knife.

But when the sword is finally done, it has a great meaning and price, well known to all the people.

Compare with the scrap metal at first, the difference between them is extreme.

You can see that from a scrap metal to a sword, it have to face many extreme obstacles along the way.

So remember this : The one who's never been hammered or beaten or face many obstacles in life will not able to reach true success."

From our Thai King, Bhumibol Adulyadej. This is why i love him, he is a great teacher of life.

15 learning points from the King:

-Don't crush anybody's hope, because it might be their last...
-Learn to listen, some golden opportunity sometimes come in a second...
-When thinking of something, think big, and add some of the fun inside...
-Do good deeds and make it a habit without them knowing...
-Know that all the facts in life have been altered...
-No matter what the people say something bad about you, don't waste time talking back...
-Always forgive them once and twice, but not the thrice...
-We never fight people that're angry, but fight the anger inside them...
-When somebody hugged you, let them let go first...
-Don't ever think that life will be fair...
-Judge yourself with your standard, not the others...
-Be an open, gentle, and a curious person...
-When you're face in any situation, stay calm...
-Don't complain with the employer, if you work with them and you're unhappy then resign...
-Think 'wide' in life rather than 'long'...

All translated by me, the actual copy is in thai words, so i translate for you guys who doesn't know how to read Thai.

Signing out...