The Jungle Lion, not the circus lion

The Jungle Lion, not the circus lion

How well we live is not based on what others expect of us; it is based on how we define our own lives. The more we try to fit into others' definitions, the less we live for ourselves. Such an existence is like a lion living in a circus, performing at the ringmaster's command. Let us not convert our lives into a circus, make others our ringmasters, and become the poor lion who lives in fear.

We are meant to be like the lion in the jungle, where life is a vast wilderness. Our way of living should mirror that of a jungle lion, which neither fears nor competes with others.

A roaring success is only possible when we have the attitude of a lion in the jungle, not a lion in the circus.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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