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Start by doing what  is necessary, then what is possible, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. 
                        --St. Francis of Assisi

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There was a fisherman who, every time he caught a big fish, would throw it back into the river, keeping only the smaller ones. A man watching this unusual behavior asked the fisherman why he was doing this. The fisherman replied, "Because I have a small frying pan." Most people never make it in life because they are carrying a small frying pan. That is limited thinking
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Monkey mentality

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Monkey-hunters use a jar with an opening at the top, big enough for the monkey to slide its hand in. Inside the jar are nuts. The monkey grabs the nuts and now its hand becomes a fist.                              The monkey tries to get its hand out but the opening is big enough for the hand to slide in, but too small for the fist to come out. Now the monkey has a choice, either to let go off the nuts and be free forever or hang on to the nuts and get caught. Guess what it picks every time? You guessed it. He hangs on to the nuts and gets caught.
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Difference Between Activity and Accomplishment

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There is a big difference between activity and accomplishment. This was demonstrated by a French scientist named Fable. He conducted an experiment with processionary caterpillars. Caterpillars follow the one in front of them blindly. Fable arranged them in  a circle in a flowerpot  so that the lead caterpillar actually was behind the last one forming a circle. He put pine needles (food for the caterpillars) in the center of  the flowerpot. The caterpillars kept going in a circle in the  pot. Eventually,  after a week of circling around, they dropped dead of exhaustion and starvation with food only inches away from them. We need to learn a lesson from the caterpillars. Just because you are doing something, doesn't mean you are getting anywhere. One must evaluate one's activity in order to have accomplishment.
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