The Dragon of Daily Tasks

Imagine you’re a knight in a medieval kingdom. Each morning, the kingdom’s council hands you a scroll containing your tasks for the day, written in elegant calligraphy. At the top of the scroll is an intimidating beast—the dragon. Your mission is clear but daunting: slay this dragon to save the kingdom. The dragon represents your biggest, most significant task—the one you tend to avoid but is crucial for your success. Now, if you start your day by facing off with this dragon and defeating it, the rest of your day feels like dealing with minor squabbles and mischievous goblins. But if you delay this encounter, the looming presence of the dragon makes every little task harder and fills your heart with trepidation. The key is to harness the courage of a knight—take a deep breath, draw your sword, and confront that dragon first thing in the morning.  ...