Patience & Temptation

PATIENCE
&
TEMPTATION
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A Teacher handed a toffee wrapped in glistening paper to all the young pupils of his class and then said a strange thing
"Listen, children! All of you not to eat your toffee for ten minutes and saying that he walked out of the class room".
There was silence in the classroom for a few moments, every child was looking at the toffee in front of them and it was difficult to stop themselves with each passing moment. Ten minutes are over and the teacher enters the class room. Reviewed. There were seven children in the whole class, whose toffees were as it is, while all the other children were eating toffee and commenting on its color and taste.

The teacher noted the names of these seven children in his diary and began to take class after noting.
The name of this teacher was Professor Walter Mischel. At stanford university.
After a few years, Professor Walter opened his own diary and read the names of seven children and started researching on them. After a long struggle, he came to know that those seven children have achieved many successes in their lives and are the most successful among their own field people. Professor Walter also reviewed the rest of his class of students and it was found that most of them were leading a normal life, while there were some who were faced with strict economic and social conditions.
All this effort and research resulted in one sentence by Professor Walter and that was it.
"A man who cannot be patient for ten minutes can never move forward in life"
This research gained worldwide prominence and was named "Marsh Mello Theory" because the toffee that Professor Walter gave the children was named "Marsh Mello". It was soft like butter.
According to this theory, one of the most successful people in the world are found with special qualitiy of 'patience', because this quality increases the strength of the human being, due to which the man is not disappointed in difficult situations and he becomes an extraordinary personality.
Patience is the essence of life.
Adapted from WhatsApp