Some people deal with change...
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Some people deal with change the old-fashioned way -- they fight it! There is an old story about two Kentucky horse breeders who developed a keen rivalry. Hoping to gain an advantage over his rival, one horse breeder hired the best jockey in the world. One race day, both rival's horses were heading toward the finish line neck in neck, when suddenly, a third horse went down in front of them causing all of the horses to fall. The best jockey in the world quickly regained his composure, remounted, and rode on to victory.
Returning to the paddock, the best jockey in the world found the breeder who had hired him full of anger. "What's the matter?" the jockey asked, "I won, didn't I?"
"Yes you won, but you still don't know, do you?"
"Know what?"
"That you won the race riding on the wrong horse!"
Fighting change is like riding the wrong horse to victory. Even if you win, you lose!
Returning to the paddock, the best jockey in the world found the breeder who had hired him full of anger. "What's the matter?" the jockey asked, "I won, didn't I?"
"Yes you won, but you still don't know, do you?"
"Know what?"
"That you won the race riding on the wrong horse!"
Fighting change is like riding the wrong horse to victory. Even if you win, you lose!
