Every Disney movie is full of incredible life lessons. That's one of the reasons why they not only sell big year in and year out but kids and adults are typically spell bound and mesmerized when they watch them.
After last nights viewing of the Lion King I have to admit I was held captive by the lessons
Here are three you can use in your life.
1. Just because someone says it's your fault doesn't mean it is.
After Mufasa, Simba's father died in the stampede in the gully, Scar devised his plan and told Simba that his father's death was his fault. He told Simba to run away and when he did he sent the Hyena's to kill him.
All because he wanted to be king.
Remember, there are some bad people out there only looking out for their own interest. If bad things happen to you they are not always your fault but they are your responsibility to change if you don't like them.
2. You develop new beliefs almost every day.
As Simba grew up with Timon and Pumba he learned and adopted a new belief and mantra, "Hakuna Matata". "No Worries".
Later on he realized that his understanding of "No Worries" was really holding him back from being his true self, The King of the Pride Land.
Don't be afraid to grow with your thoughts even when you change in the process
3. A coach can really help you see the true you.
Rafiki is a wise old baboon that knows what he knows. He was the humble adviser to Mufasa before he died and to Simba after he becomes King.
He's very instrumental in showing Simba who he truly is and what he's capable of achieving when he harnesses his internal powers.
Sound advice from a monkey... "look within". Sometimes the only way you can see your faults is to have someone you trust look at you from an external view point and give you feedback.
It's best to acquire a trusted adviser/coach that has your best interest in heart and mind.
After last nights viewing of the Lion King I have to admit I was held captive by the lessons
Here are three you can use in your life.
1. Just because someone says it's your fault doesn't mean it is.
After Mufasa, Simba's father died in the stampede in the gully, Scar devised his plan and told Simba that his father's death was his fault. He told Simba to run away and when he did he sent the Hyena's to kill him.
All because he wanted to be king.
Remember, there are some bad people out there only looking out for their own interest. If bad things happen to you they are not always your fault but they are your responsibility to change if you don't like them.
2. You develop new beliefs almost every day.
As Simba grew up with Timon and Pumba he learned and adopted a new belief and mantra, "Hakuna Matata". "No Worries".
Later on he realized that his understanding of "No Worries" was really holding him back from being his true self, The King of the Pride Land.
Don't be afraid to grow with your thoughts even when you change in the process
3. A coach can really help you see the true you.
Rafiki is a wise old baboon that knows what he knows. He was the humble adviser to Mufasa before he died and to Simba after he becomes King.
He's very instrumental in showing Simba who he truly is and what he's capable of achieving when he harnesses his internal powers.
Sound advice from a monkey... "look within". Sometimes the only way you can see your faults is to have someone you trust look at you from an external view point and give you feedback.
It's best to acquire a trusted adviser/coach that has your best interest in heart and mind.
At last even when Mufasa died he had full faith in his son that he will never break his father's trust and even rule the kingdom as he did with integrity and care for those under him.
So we can learn many things if we allow our self to see...Take a lesson from everything you watch, hear or see and think about it.
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