This is a timeless story because of the morals or lessons learned. The short story is written by Heinrich Böll and it’s about a fisherman and a tourist who exchange their views about life. It was written in 1963 during a period when Germany was in an era of economic prosperity wherein the ideals of […]
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Integrity is the Key Principle towards Prosperity (Attributed to By Asif Raza, Adapted by Leopold Llonch) Integrity is the value of possessing and consistently sticking to high moral and ethical principles. Integrity is what you do and how you conduct yourself when no one watching. You are a person of integrity when your words and
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My grandfather reminisces about his ranching days on the great plains of the Western Unites States. He loves to retell the stories his grandfather told him about Ranching. Here’s one of his accounts of Old West Integrity. “Cattle wandered freely because there were no fences in those days and many times the cattle from various
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You’re the Product of your own Thinking By Leopold Llonch I enjoy rising early in the morning while everyone else is still asleep. It’s my quiet time to complete my morning rituals and I read, think, and write, but not always in that order. Reading is important because it opens up worlds to you that
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What are You Doing with Your Gifts? By Leopold Llonch American author, Henry David Thoreau, is most frequently quoted as saying “The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.” I believe what he meant was that many people roam through life without intention or purpose. Some desperately try to find happiness by easily drifting
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Acres of Diamonds Story Attributed to Russell Conwell, Adapted by Leopold Llonch There was an African farmer who heard tales about other farmers who became wealthy by discovering diamond mines. He wasn’t content with his life, so he sold his farm and went prospecting somewhere else for his riches. He spent the rest of his
A Boy, His temper, and the Fence Post attributed to www.inspirationalstories.eu Adapted by Leopold Llonch There was once a very smart and talented boy who had a quick temper. His temper was so difficult that nobody wanted to be his friend. He often got angry and said hurtful things to people around him, including his
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The Little Boy, His Grandpa and the Butterfly Story attributed to Henry Miller, Adapted by Leopold Llonch A young boy walked up to his grandpa – a very wise man—who was sitting and looking at something in his hand. “What is that?” the boy asked. “It’s a Cocoon.” His grandpa told him. “Inside this Cocoon
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The Sword Crafter’s Parable Attributed to Robin Sharma. Adapted by Leopold Llonch In Medieval Europe, there was a Sword Crafter who created great swords that were light, fast and unbreakable. He was the best at what he did at that time. A great king heard about this Sword Crafter and said, “I must meet this
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They Clapped and Cheered at his Funeral By Leopold M. Llonch Giuseppe Di Luna passed away at 87 years old in Florence, Italy. He was a modest man who lived a simple life and he had a disarming sense of humor which everyone loved. His passion was his family and his friends. But his craft
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