Leadership Principle The eagle

Eagles fly alone at the height of the sky and not with other small birds. No other bird can reach the height of the Eagle. Eagle flying only with Eagle. Hang out with quality people Eagle, stay away from quality crows.

The eagle has eyes with a strong, powerful gaze. The eagle has the ability to focus on an object up to five kilometers. When the eagle sees its prey, it focuses its gaze and moves to get it. No matter the obstacle, Eagle will not shift the focus of his gaze from his prey until he grabs it. Have a vision and stay focused on those goals no matter what obstacles will make you successful.

The eagle does not eat dead animal carcasses. The eagle only eats its fresh prey. Crows eat dead animal carcasses, but Eagle does not. Be careful what you eat through your eyes and ears, sort and select useful information.

Eagles love storms. When the clouds get together, Eagle is excited. The Eagle uses a storm wind to lift himself higher, lifting himself above the clouds. This gives the Eagle a chance to slide and rest its wings. Meanwhile, when there is a storm, all other birds hide in leaves and branches of trees. We can use the challenges and storms of life to rise to a higher level, to excel, to improve self-qualities.

Eagles do testing before trusting. When the female Eagles meet a male Eagles and they want to mate, the female comes down to earth with the male chasing after her, the female picks up the twigs. Then, the female flew into the air with the male chase chasing her. Once he reaches a high enough height, he drops a twig to the ground. The male eagle chased the twig. The faster the branch falls, the faster it catches. The male eagle must catch the twig before it falls to the ground. Then he brought the twig back to the female Eagles. The female eagle grabs a twig and flies to a higher altitude and then drops a twig in order for the male Eagles to chase again. This went on for hours, with the altitude rising until the female Eagles were convinced that the male Eagles had mastered the art of catching twigs that showed commitment. Then and only then, the new female Eagles will receive the male Eagles to mate with her. Whether in personal life or in business, we must test the commitment of others who want to build a partnership relationship.

When it is ready to spawn, the female and male Eagles choose a very high place on a cliff where no predator can reach it. The male eagle flies to the earth picks up thorns and places them in a rocky crevice, then flies back to earth to collect twigs to put on the thorns to be nested. He flew back to earth to grab the thorn and put it on the twig. He flew back to earth to take soft grass to cover the thorns. When the first lap is completed, the male Eagle flies back to Earth to take more thorns, put it in the nest; Then flew again to get the grass laid out on the thorns, then plucked the feathers to complete the nest. The outermost thorn of the nest protects it from intruders. Both male and female Eagles are together in building a family of Eagles. The female eagles incubate the egg and protect it, the male Eagle builds the nest and hunts. After Elang children are born, Eagles and males together train their children to fly. The female eagle throws the Eagles out of the nest. Because they were afraid, the Eagle's children jumped back into the nest. Next, the female Eagle throws her children out of the nest and then sticks off a soft layer of nest, leaving bare thorns. When for fear of falling the children of the Eagles jumping back into the nest, they were pricked by thorns. Screaming and bleeding they jumped out of the nest again, this time wondering why mom and dad who love them now even torture them. Furthermore, the Eagles pushed down the Children of Eagle from the cliff into the free air. As the Eagle's children screamed with fear, the male Eagles flew out and caught them on their backs before they fell and took them back to the cliff. This continued for quite a while until Elang's children started flapping their wings. Finally, the Eagle's children are happy with this new knowledge, the knowledge of experience that they can fly. Preparation of the nest teaches us to prepare for change. Preparing for the family teaches us that the active participation of both partners leads to success. Raised from the nest and impaled thorns teaches us that sometimes it is perfectly comfortable in a condition

Good night hope tomorrow is better than today....................