Story, "Eagle"

 Eagle is a type of bird that has the longest life in the world. Its lifespan can reach 70 years. But to live that long an eagle has to make a very tough decision at the age of 40.

When the Eagle is 40 years old, its paws begin to age, the beak becomes long and bends until it almost touches its chest. The wings become very heavy because the feathers have grown dense and thick,making it very difficult for flying time.

At that time, the Eagle had only two choices: to wait for death, or to undergo a very painful process of transformation - a long process of transformation for 150 days.

To make the transformation, the eagle must try hard to fly to the top of the mountain to then make a nest on the edge of the abyss , stop and stay there during the transformation process.

First of all, the eagle must Peck its beak on the rock until it slips out of its mouth, then stay for some time waiting for the growth of a new beak.

With the new beak growing, he must pull out one by one claws and when the new claws have grown, he will pull out the body hair one by one. A long and painful process. Five months later, the new eagle feathers had already grown. The Eagle began to fly again. With a new beak and claws, the Eagle begins to live 30 years of its new life full of energy!

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Friend, in our lives, sometimes we also have to make a very tough decision to start a renewal process. We must be brave and willing to throw away all old habits that bind, even though the old habits are something that is pleasant and easygoing.

We must be willing to abandon our old behaviors so that we can start flying again to achieve better goals in the future. Only when we are willing to let go of old burdens, open ourselves to learning new things, we will have the opportunity to develop our Hidden Abilities, hone new skills and look to the future with confidence.

The biggest obstacle to change lies within yourself and you are the master of yourself. Don't let the past dull our hopes and wither our spirits.Because you are the Eagles.