A young man who lived on the beach remembered an old story told by his grandfather,
about a very rare seashell that was worth millions of dollars. People said it had been spotted
on the beach very close to his house.
Every day for the many years, the boy spent hours on the seashore searching for that very valuable shell. He would pick up one, look at it, and then throw it back into the ocean. Again and again, year after year, he continued the process.
Then one day, he picked up that very rare seashell worth millions of dollars --
but caught up in his habit, he looked at it and threw it back in the ocean.
Repetitive behavior can get you in a lot of trouble ....in seashells and in your life!
Be very careful not to discard 'that thing' that you have or have been in search of all your life. Whether it be a seashell, a person, or a job, before you 'throw anything away' -- take a long, hard look at it. Always use wisdom as you analyze your actions.
Like Charlie and Albert Einstein always say:
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results!