NOVIA

Yesterday l went to a restaurant.
l saw there was a WiFi service, so l asked for the password. The waitress told me eat first, so l placed my order.
After eating l asked again for the password, and again, she told me eat first.
Feeling frustrated, l ordered black coffee. After coffee, again l asked for the password.
They told me eat first. Then angrily, l walked to the restaurant manager and asked for the password.
He replied eat first !!!
l was about to explode, when I finally saw a sign on the wall... Wi-Fi password = Eat first.

You were eating breakfast with your family. Your daughter
knocked over a cup of coffee onto your business shirt. You
harshly scolded your daughter for knocking the coffee cup
over. She broke down in tears. After scolding her, you
turned to your wife and criticized her for placing the cup
too close to the edge of the table. A short verbal battle
followed. You stormed upstairs and changed your shirt.
Back downstairs you found your daughter had been too
busy crying to finish breakfast and get ready for school. She
eventually missed the school bus. Your wife must leave
immediately for work. You rushed to the car and drove your
daughter to school. Because you were late, you drove
80km/hr on a 60km/hr speed limit. After a 15 minute delay
and eventually having to pay a traffic fine, you arrived at
your daughter's school. Your daughter ran into the school
premises without saying good-bye. You arrived at your
office 20 minutes late only to discover you forgot your
briefcase at home. Your day has started terribly already. As
it continued, it seemed to get worse and worse. You
transfered the aggression on your customers and
subordinates in the office. You looked forward to going
home. When you arrived home, you found a small wedge in
your relationship with your wife and daughter because of
how you reacted in the morning.
The question now is, what or who created the bad day?
A) The coffee
B) Your daughter
C) Your wife
D) The road safety officer
E) You
The answer is You. Yes, you!
You had no control over what happened with the coffee,
but YOUR REACTION to the little scenario created the bad
day.
HERE IS WHAT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED:
Coffee splashed over you.
Your daughter was about to cry.
You gently said "It's OK honey, you just need to be more
careful next time".
You rushed upstairs, grab a new shirt and your briefcase.
You came downstairs in time, looked through the window
and saw your child getting into the school bus.
She turned and waved.
You and your wife kissed before you both went to work.
You arrived 5 minutes early and cheerfully greeted staff.
Your boss commented on how good a day you were having.
Do you notice the difference?
Two different scenarios both started the same way, but
ended differently.
Why?

Because of ur REACTION

Be careful of what you entertain, sin fascinates before it assassinates