Elbek's Journey

Siz uchun kutilmagan yangilik bu – BIG DAY! 🔥

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A woman asked an old man: "How much do you sell these eggs for?" The old seller replied: "0.50 cents per egg, lady".

The woman told him:
“I'll get 6 eggs for 2.50 or I'll leave and get none.”
The old salesman replied:
“You can buy them at whatever price you want.” This is a good start for me because today I haven't sold a single egg and I have to sell everything to feed my family.
She bought these eggs at the price she wanted and left feeling like she had won.
She got into her nice car and went to a fancy restaurant with her boyfriend.
She and her friend ordered what they wanted. They ate little and left most of what they ordered.
She was given a bill of €180. The woman left a whopping €200 and told the owner of the elegant restaurant that the rest was a tip.
This story might seem normal enough for the chef of a luxury restaurant, but very unfair to the egg seller...
The question is:
Why do we always have to demonstrate power over a poor salesman when we buy what he has to offer from him?
And why are we generous to those who don't even need our generosity?
I once read somewhere:
"My father bought goods from the poor at high prices even though he didn't need these things.
He sometimes paid them more. I was in shock. One day I asked him, "Why are you doing this, Dad?"
And my father replied:
"This is charity wrapped in dignity, my daughter"
I know most of you will not share this message but if you are one of the people who took the time to read this story please share this story. Maybe you're sowing a good seed...

Tez kunda hech kim kutmagan yangilik butun e’tiboringizni tortadi❗️

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O’zbekiston chet elga talaba yuborish bo’yicha dunyoda 3-o’rinda ekan. Xitoy va Hindistondan keyingi o’rinda. (1)

Agar bu ko’rsatkich har bir davlat aholisiga nisbatan qaralsa O’zbekiston 1-o’rinda bo’ladi.

Men 2010-yilda Shvetsiyaga o’qishga kelganimda ota-onam juda ko’pchilik qiladigan xatoni qilishmagan.

Mendan uyga pul yuborishimni hech ham so’rashmagan. Shu sabab menda uyga pul yuborish bosimi bo’lmagan. Natijada vaqtimni o’qishga qarata olganman.

Bu juda muhim.

Bolasini chetga o’qishga yuborayotganlardan iltimos qilib so’rar edim:
«Bolangiz o’qigani ketgan bo’lsa undan pul yuborishini emas, mutaxassis bo’lishini talab eting»

Agar pul jo’nat desangiz hozir 1-2 yil mayda ishlarda ishlab 10-15 ming dollar topadi, o’qishni tugatib tuzuk ish topa olmay yo qaytib ketishga majbur bo’ladi yoki illegal bo’lib yashirinib yuradigan bo’ladi.

Rivojlangan davlatlarda mutaxassisga ehtiyoj kundan-kunga oshib bormoqda. Mutaxassis bo’lsin, pul uni ketidan quvadi.

Shunda sizga o’sha mashina ham bo’ladi, uy ham bo’ladi, to’y ham bo’ladi.

Shularga qo’shilib o’z atrofidagilirini oyoqqa turishiga yordam beradi. Jamiyatga yordam beradi.

Haqqingizga duo olib keluvchi bo’ladi.

Faqat sizdan farzandga bo’lgan ishonch, ruhiy ”podderjka” va ozgina sabr kerak xolos.

Bek Olimjon
07.12.2024
Norvegiya

1. Time passes; it’s all about decisions.
It’s about whether you will do something or not, and you better hurry with it; time doesn’t wait. If you act, it’s win or win (experience or gain); if you don’t, you are very likely to regret.

2. Comparison is the thief of joy and progress.
I wrote about this earlier. There is no point in comparing yourself to those who don’t live your life—those who wake up every day in a different world, both internally and externally. You do you.

3. Principles shape us.
Principles and habits form who we are, but habits can be transformed more easily than principles. We should always have principles to stand by, a substance in our being that keeps our fluid existence in shape.

4. Always look for internal.
Our chase for materialism never ends: today you want 10k, tomorrow 100k, the next day 1 million, and it continues, creating an endless loop of chasing happiness. Tie your happiness and success to something that can’t be taken away or broken—something inside of you. I believe that worlds of materialism are destroyed by materialism.

5. Life is wasted if it’s not rethought.
We are social beings, born into societies; therefore, our minds pursue what society pursues. We should question everything—our decisions, goals, principles, habits—making sure they are truly “ours.”