Motivating Moral Story of Beijing Olympics 2008 by China and Chinese People.

The conduct of Beijing Olympics on 08.08.2008 was a real visual feast. The opening ceremony of Beijing Olympics and the Closing Ceremony of Beijing Olympics has gone into the history books already. The Chinese people spent millions of dollars to make the Beijing Olympics a grand success. Those who said no to Made in China, now ask for Made in China anything and everything.

The Beijing Olympics 2008 - The Most Motivational and Inspiring Event on Earth.

On 08 Aug 2008 five to ten thousand men, women and children performed together in one precise, flawless and fluid motion as if they were some computerised puppets and fireworks so beautifully timed and in rhythm with music that it became a once in a life time spectacle at both the opening as well as the closing ceremony of the Beijing Olympics.

The large scale Organising skills of China Displayed in the Beijing Olympics 2008.

The games organising team had ten lakh Chinese people out of which four lakh were from the suburbs of China, out of which seventy thousand were volunteers who worked without pay and perks for their country.

The Showcase of Planning skills of China displayed in the Beijing Olympics 2008.

The planning and execution of this event was nothing less than waging a war in terms of material, manpower and equipment. The event was a showcase for the Chinese people who conquered hearts of the whole human race with just this one event.

Made in China - Most Gold Medals were won by China in Beijing Olympics 2008.

Till yesterday people who read “Made in China, huh” will now read “Waw, Made in China?” Not withstanding this huge task, the Chinese team excelled in the Beijing Olympics and won 51 gold followed by USA with just 36 gold which means, no compromise on performance despite the huge task of organising the Olympics.

Dedication of China, Beijing Olympics 2008.

This display of untiring dedication, hard work and commitment of each and everyone associated directly or indirectly to achieve a common goal was an example of how to organize an event for the four billion inhabitants on the planet earth. If China could do it, so can we.

The Moral of this Inspiring and Motivating Story Event in Beijing Olympics 2008.

“To win a war, plan practice and perform as a team, as a team member.”
“And communal duties are no excuse for poor performance.”

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Motivating Story of Footballer Pele

Motivating Story of Footballer Pele From Brazil

Motivating Story of the Great Football Player Pele

This is a highly inspirational and motivating story of a great football player from the streets of Brazil named Pele.

Once there was a small boy named Pele, who just loved to kick and dribble anything that looked like a ball. Pele used to make a ball of anything he could lay his hands on; rather his legs on and then kick it around.

One day Pele saw some grains falling off a goods train that went past on a railway line close to his small hut on the roadside footpath. Pele started picking up grains one by one from under and in between the stones of the railway track.

A few days of this hard work gave Pele enough grains to sell for making money to buy a foot ball. Pele started playing with his new football with other street urchins.

The focus and dedication of this boy, born on the streets of Brazil, made him grow up as the best foot player, the world has ever seen. Pele the great footballer.

Moral of this Motivating and Inspiring Moral Story

“Greatness is achieved through commitment of a life time, not overnight.”

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Motivating Story Worlds Seven Wonders

Motivating Story Seven Wonders of the World

This is a motivating and highly inspirational moral story for adults about how a small child gave the moral lesson on the seven wonders of the world.

A teacher told her students to list the Seven Wonders of the World. Then she told them to stand up and read out what they have written.

Most of them confidently read out “Taj Mahal, Great Wall of China….” etc. One of the students got up and was a little apprehensive to read out what she had written.

The teacher asked “Are you having any trouble?” The girl replied, “I couldn’t quite make up my mind because there are so many of them.”

She then read out her seven wonders in this order, “To see, to hear, to touch, to taste, to feel, to laugh and to love.”

Moral of this motivating and inspirational story

“The most precious wonders of life can neither be built nor bought”

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