Learning From Nature - Inspiration Given by EAGLES

"If you want to fly with the eagles, you have to stop swimming with the ducks."- Unknown


I have mentioned before on previous posts that if we observe nature, we can really get some inspirational lessons. There are some effective habits of eagles that should inspire us, as follows:
 
- When eagles reach an advanced age, their worn out feathers slow down their flight speed and maneuvers...than they retire away in the rocks to pluck all their old feathers until it is completely bare, and they stay in the hiding place until all the new feathers comes back to make them fly dynamically again. 

Thoughts: We should always check and balance our lives, making an effort to learn new things every day. There are times in our lives that we should look back and take stock of all good and bad experiences we have been through! 

- Eagles see a long distance.  

Thoughts: For successfully moving our lives towards our goals we should develop a longer distance view. A vision of the future helps us to achieve our desired results!

- Eagles work together as parents, testing before trusting, and training their children to maturity. Once they get hooked up in trust, the father and the mother eagle mate for life. Researchers has shown that no member of the bird family is more gentle and attentive to their young ones than the eagles, they never give-up empowering and directing.

Thoughts: We should continuously learn with other people how to grow as individuals, human beings. We should also help all others around us to grow to their full potential,.. inspiring and guiding them like the mother eagle does. We should never give-up when we face challenges in our lives! 

- Eagles are the only birds that fly into the storm, different from other birds that try to fly from the storm and hide its fierceness, they use the wind of the storm to rise higher in a matter of seconds. 

Thoughts: We should continuously develop our problem solving ability. During "storms" we should not complain or run away, but rather we should face these challenges, rising to greater heights like an eagle does!

Last but not least...