Lord Pharoah summons his two nephews, Argus and Azius, into his ess* itemence and gives them a tremendous assignment. The assignment is to assemble two amazing pyramids as a tribute to Egypt.

Endless supply of the errand, every one of the nephews will be compensated with extravagant extravagance for whatever remains of their normal lives. The nephews were both 18 years old when the assignment was given.‎

They were to manufacture two pyramids of 15 levels each from base to top. What's more, they were to do only it without outside help. They could counsel individuals for thoughts yet the undertaking must be finished by only them.

Azius went to work instantly. Pulling substantial stones into a square arrangement for the base level was not a simple undertaking. Following a couple of months, the base is starting to come to fruition.

Azius keeps on buckling down at the establishment and following multi year he effectively finishes the establishment level in the midst of cheering from the townspeople who appreciated his workmanship.

However, the plot of land that should bear Argus's pyramid is as yet vacant. Not a solitary stone has been established for the framework. It was similarly as fruitless as it was multi year back. Azius is bewildered and chooses to visit Argus .

Azius visits Argus and discovers him in his outbuilding dealing with some sort of curved contraption.

"What's going on with you, Argus?" Azius inquires. "Rather than being out there dealing with your pyramid, you are here taking a shot at this insane machine."

"Allow me to sit unbothered." Argus answers, "I am building my pyramid."

"Better believe it, beyond any doubt you are. You haven't laid one stone in the previous year." Azius sneers.

*"You construct your pyramid and I will fabricate mine." Argus counters.*

One more year passes by. Azius sets his construct level and starts work with respect to the second level. An issue emerges. Moving the squares to the second level was exceptionally troublesome. He would require more quality.

Azius counsels Egypt's most grounded man for a charge to enable him to construct greater and more grounded muscles so he can raise the squares to the second level.

Following a time of preparing, Azius can move the squares to the second level. An assignment which takes one more year. Notwithstanding, the network praises him once more for this accomplishment achieved.

Thus it was that for each level the assignment of raising the squares was more troublesome and Azius required more quality to have the capacity to do it. Which implied counseling with Egypt's most grounded man for another session of preparing.

At this pace, Azius figures he will require 30 years to finish the pyramid. Be that as it may, at that point, it would have been justified, despite all the trouble. He envisioned the extravagant way of life he will live when he gets his reward.

Five years pass by. Argus's property is as yet fruitless.

At that point one morning Azius sees the group that ordinarily assembles to watch him work is occupied by seeing a protest. He chooses to go investigate. It was Argus accompanying a machine nobody has seen previously.

Inside minutes, Argus's odd machine begins moving the substantial stones to establish the framework for Argus's pyramid. With next to no exertion from Argus, the machine wraps up of the work.

The establishment that took Azius multi year to finish, Argus's machine finishes in a single week. The three levels that took Azius five years to achieve, the machine finishes in a half year.

Azius was decimated. He invested years doing the truly difficult work while Argus fabricated a machine to do it for him. After three years, Argus finishes every one of the 15 levels of the pyramid while Azius is on Level 4.

Argus gets an early retirement and starts living in riches - Lord Pharoah's reward for finishing the pyramid while Azius is as yet taking a shot at his pyramid.

For an additional 18 years, Azius keeps on working hard on his pyramid and kicks the bucket while on the twelfth level. Three levels shy of finishing.

Azius never got the chance to taste the wealth guaranteed. Rather, he lies covered in a tomb at the base of the pyramid he was building.

Moral: Quit doing the hard work.

For example:

***I met a man few days back, that is already of age, I was introducing him to a business. I was asking him to stop doing hard job. Instead, he need to start doing smart works. Guess what his response was; ''I love the work of my hand" mind you, the elderly looking man has been doing his work like the Arzius did.***

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