It’s the attitude that counts...If you love your country, read and circulate this so that as many people can reflect on it and change. Think about it…

It’s the attitude that counts…If you love your country, read and circulate this so that as many people can reflect on it and change. Think about it…

Dec 24, 2017 News

The difference between the poor and rich nations is not the age of the nation. This can be demonstrated by countries like India and Egypt, which are more than 2000 years old and are still poor countries.
On the other hand, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, which 150 years back were insignificant, today are developed and rich countries. The difference between the poor and the rich nation does not also depend on the available natural resources.
Japan has limited territory, 80 percent mountainous, unsuitable for agriculture or farming, but is second in the world’s economy. The country is like an immense floating factory, importing raw material from the whole world and exporting manufactured products.
A second example is Switzerland; it does not grow cocoa, but produces the best chocolates in the world. In her small territory she rears animals and cultivates the land only for four months in a year, nevertheless manufactures the best milk products. A small country which has an image of security which has made it have the world’s strongest bank.
Executives from rich countries who interact with their counterparts from other countries show no significant intellectual differences.
The racial or colour factors also do not evince importance: migrants heavy in laziness in their country of origin or forcefully productive in rich European countries.
What then is the difference?
The difference is the attitude of the people, moulded for many years by education and culture.
When we analyse the conduct of the people from the rich and developed countries, it is observed that a majority abide by the following principles of life: Ethnics, as basic principles; Integrity; Responsibility; The respect of Laws and Regulations; The respect from majority of citizens by right; The love for work; The effort to save and invest; The will to be productive, and Punctuality.
In the poor countries, a small minority follow these principles in their daily life. We are not poor because we lack natural resources or because nature was cruel towards us. We are poor because we lack attitude. We lack the will to follow and teach these principles of working, of rich and developed societies.
We are in this state because we want to take advantage of everything and everyone. We are in this state because we see something done wrong and say – “Let it be”. We should have a spirited memory and attitude…
Only then we will be able to change our present state. (Source unknown)

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