Here I have a short piece of simple funny story, but you may get some ideas from it after reading it.
A young priest went to church for his first service after careful preparation, but when he entered the church; he found that there was only one old farm worker, sitting right in the centre of the church.
"What do I do now?" inquired the disappointed priest after a moment's hesitation.
"Well, sir" relied the farm worker firmly, "if I take food for the cows to the field and find there is only one there, I still feed her.
" The young priest felt sorry and guilt for his attitude.
So he decided to give the service as there are people full of the room, and give the best respect to every people come for service.
So the priest began his service and went through everything he had prepared, omitting nothing, just as if the church had been full of people.
When he had said the last prayer, he went up to the farm worker and said satisfied, "How was the service?" "Well," answered the man, "if I took food to a field, and only one cow came, I certainly would not give her all of it.
" This is a story that gives us the suggestion to respect anyone in our life, be serious to every work in our works and life, and never despise anyone we come across.
But we also should remember that, put the effort to the corresponding amount of work to avoid losing effort and ensures that we are paying the focus on the most important things.