Lessons From the 7 Principles of the Eagle{EaglesHub}

1. The Eagle Flies At High Altitude And
It does Alone. This is an amazing
principle of the eagle which very few
people can cope with. The eagle is not
found among sparrows or other smaller
birds. The eagles flies in altitude only
one kind of bird can fly-the eagle. Never
with other birds and never in flocks.
What is the lesson here? If you ever want
to do something great in life, learn to be
alone and when you are with people,
share your time with people of same
ambition and desires
2. The Eagle Has Strong And
Unbelievable Vision: This vision is so
sharp to the extent that it can capture
objects 5 kilometers from the air. No
matter the obstacle, the eagle focus on its
prey and does not back out until the
prey is captured. Many obstacle will
appear to distract you in life. Stay
focused and never allow dissenting views
and voices to deter you from your vital
goals in life.
3. The Eagle Eats Fresh Prey. Vultures
can feed on dead animals but not the
eagle. The eagle is so choosy and special
that it feeds on fresh prey only. What is
the import of this principle to you? Stale
information will never do you good.
Update yourself regularly with fresh
information from reliable sources.
Research your subject areas and use it
for maximum benefit.
4. The Eagle Gets Excited In The Midst
Of Storm. Other animals can run from
adversity but not the eagle. The eagle
loves gathering cloud. In fact, it thrive
best in the midst of storm and winds.
How often do you allow opposition to
discourage you? Learn from the eagle.
Use life's storm to be better, wiser,
greater, wealthier and healthier.
Challenges should be your stepping stone
to your success and not to your
destruction. Jesus Christ went to sleep in
the midst of the storm instead of fretting
like the disciples. Learn to rest and soar
during the time of storm in your life.
That is the secret of the eagle.
5. The Eagle Tests Before Trusting.
There is a saying that says 'trust but
verify'. I believe it was coined from the
principle of the eagle. This principle is
peculiar to the female eagle which
subject the male eagle to vigorous testing
before allowing the male to mate with
her. This principle could be applied in
our relationship with others especially
when we want to enter one kind of
agreement or partnership with others.
Test the commitment of people before
you trust them with your time and
resources.
6. The Eagles Prepares For Training:
The male and female eagles takes the
baby eagle to a mountain top at high
altitude to prepare it for the challenge of
flying at great heights. When the baby
eagle is released, the free fall at first is
frightening but the mother eagle soon
come to the rescue and the process is
repeated again until the baby eagle can
fly alone at high altitude in the manner
of the parents. Challenges of life are
inevitable. It is a training period for
higher responsibilities. The better you
are at managing your battles in life, the
wiser and more responsible you become.
Preparation is vital for future success.
7. When The Eagle Feels Weak, And
About To Die, He Retires To A Place
Far Away In The Dark. The eagle does
this to shed old wind and grow new
ones. Stress and fatigue is part of life.
There is need to learn how to retire to a
quite place for periodic retreat and
strategic thinking with planning. The
freshness gained from such practice
improves productivity and quality of
life. It also prolongs life. Take time to
refresh. It is and indispensable tool for
success and longevity