The story "Jabkavo – it’s now or never" emphasizes the importance of taking immediate action and overcoming self-doubt. The term "Jabkavo" means "just do it now," encouraging people to act without hesitation. It highlights how individuals often let fears and doubts hold them back, similar to a baby elephant that believed it couldn't break free from a rope due to past experiences. The arrival of a new elephant serves as a reminder that one can achieve more than they think if they just try. The narrative advises avoiding negative influences that discourage action, comparing arguing with such people to fighting with pigs in a drain—ultimately unproductive. It stresses the necessity of relying on oneself during difficult times and making decisions independently, as overthinking can hinder progress. A story about Hafiz illustrates the consequences of waiting and not acting on instincts, as he wasted years searching for a diamond that was actually found on his own property. The moral underscores the value of timely action and following one's instincts without delay.

by Bhavin H Jobanputra in English Motivational Stories

Writen by Bhavin H Jobanputra

Category Motivational Stories