Once upon a time there was a landlord in a village. His personal servant also lived with him in his mansion. Both the master and the servant belonged to a lazy genre of people possessing a very quiet and somber demeanor, indulged in the habit of putting off till tomorrow what they could do today.
One day, after eating the dumpling, the landlord was busy in reading news from envelop made out of newspaper. He read news that the government has developed a double-yielding seed through modern transplants. The landlord gathered his servants and started consultation regarding the new seed. Consultation continued over multiple sessions, many renowned landlords visited him and gave their suggestions. But the matter did not proceed beyond consultations. He kept delaying today’s work for tomorrow. He would just keep delaying it to the next day and that was how the cultivation season got over. As the season was off, suggestions were discontinued and preserved for the next year. This is how the next season started, the landlord decided to send his personal servant to city for bringing the seed. Eventually, the servant reached city after a long tiring journey on the lorry. The servant had a bad habit of laziness just like his master. He thought of taking rest for a few days to relieve his fatigue. Every night he used to think that he would go to the market in the morning for buying seeds but upon getting up in the morning he delayed the work till the next day. Like before, that season too went off. The servant thought that he would go back to village in the next season after buying seeds; meanwhile he should explore the city and enjoy feasts with his relatives. At last, when the third cultivation season arrived, the landlord thought of his servant. He sent another servant to the city to find him. The servant found him after great struggle and gave him his landlord’s message. Finally, when the servant reached back to the village, carrying the sack of seeds on his back there was mud everywhere due to the rain. When he stepped inside the mansion’s gate, his foot slipped and he fall down along with the seed sack. The sack burst and all the seeds were scattered in the mud. The landlord stepped forward to help him getting up; he raised his hand while lying in the mud and said, “Just let go sir! It will be bad if you work in hurry”.
Dear kids! The one who puts today’s work till tomorrow never succeeds. So, only the one who completes his tasks in time and doesn’t leave anything for tomorrow achieves success.
