Learn from a Leaf Grasshopper

In ancient times there was a Leaf Grasshopper who had bad luck. He has been locked in a box for a long time. And one day he came out of the box. Happy to jump and enjoy his freedom. Then on the way home he met Grasshopper Cleink (a term given by the Acehnese) but it was surprising why cleink grasshoppers could jump farther and farther, while jumping home. He thought what he was doing so he jumped higher.  While thinking he stopped jumping and approached the Cleink Grasshopper with curiosity he approached the Cleink grasshopper and asked, "Why can you jump higher and farther, even though we are not much different from age or body shape?". While smiling Grasshopper Cleink answers with the question, "Where have you lived all this time? Because all grasshoppers living in the wild can certainly do as I do." At that time the Grasshopper Leaves realized that the box that made the jump did not go as far and the height of the other grasshoppers that lived in the wild, turned out to be the box that limits his leaps so far. And in the end the Grasshopper Leaves tried to get rid of the habits that occur in the Box that locked him up all this time and as a result he tried his best and he could jump like other Grasshoppers. Sometimes we as humans, without realizing it, have also experienced the same thing as Leaf Grasshopper. Bad environment, insults, bad past, successive failures, words of friends or opinions of neighbors seem to make us confined to a pseudo box that limits all our strengths so far.  Sometimes someone believes something that is not clear what they give without ever thinking without being based on the truth, are you really that bad? Even worse, we would rather trust them than trust ourselves in the right thing. Have you ever asked conscience that you can "jump higher and farther" if you want to get rid of "boxes"? Do you not want to free yourself so that you can achieve something that you always consider beyond your ability? Arise Hai my brother from the darkness of your past. Because something has a solution. Something narrow must have a way if you get up and try with all your heart.  Learning from a Grasshopper Leaves that are confined in a box so that He brings his narrow habits in his life and in the end He throws away his habits. You will be able and able. Such is the description of motivation in our lives. Thank you very much.