To which Gandhi Ji admitted that (16)
himself was eating sugar then.
the wonde with their meanings
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Because we are required to model the behaviors we want other to adapt.
Answer:
A woman walks with her son many miles to see Gandhi. She is worried her son is eating too much sugar. She asks Gandhi: “Please, sir, can you tell my son to stop eating sugar.”
Gandhi says, “Bring him back in two weeks.” Disappointed, she takes her son home.
Two weeks later she makes the long journey again. Gandhi says to the boy, “you must stop eating sugar. It’s very bad for you.” The boy has such respect for Gandhi that he stops and lives a healthy life.
The woman is confused and asks, “Why did you want me to wait two weeks to bring back my son.”
Gandhi said, “Because before I could tell your son to stop eating sugar. I had to stop eating sugar first.”
The leadership idea: Changing yourself might help more than telling others they have to change.
And further still, he said that by changing yourself, you will change how you feel and what actions you take. And so have a real impact on the world around you.