Slow work with consistency, changes the game

Helena & Ioanna were twins. Helena everyday did her household cleaning. Ioanna preferred to do the same once in a while. One day Ioanna fell ill due to the complete cleaning on the same day. Helena came to see her and said, “Why you do not follow the golden rule?”

Ioanna asked, “What is the golden rule?”
Helena smiled and replied, “The golden rule is to do the things slowly with consistency i.e. Rome was not built in a day.”   

Ioanna said, “I know that, but I am not going to build a Rome, it is a matter of cleaning task.”
Helena said, “I was giving an analogy to you, now you start extrapolating it.”
“Do it on trial basis, then notice the change,” she said.
Ioanna continued the above practice for a week and she found that in tits and bits the household chores were finished with ease.

She thanked her twin and guided many villagers to follow the golden rule.

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