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        The point of this video was for Stephan Covey  to help us/people understand the meaning of life by playing a game with the audience, The game was he chose someone from the audience by making them introducing themselves . Then he made her put the important things ( which were the big rocks )
under the small things that don't really matter in life ( the small rocks ) . The woman couldn't really fit all of the big rocks into the box , he gave her another empty box and told her try filling these things with another order maybe you'll be able to fit them all . She chose this choice and put the important things that mattered in life ( big rocks ) before the things that didn't really matter ( small rocks ).And all of the rocks ended up filling the whole box precisely.

        The importance of life is to  love one another go on  vacation , have  relationships and family , not having employment issues ,  working on major projects ,  being a part of services and communities , accomplishing big opportunities and many more . The little things in life also matter however not as much as the small ones. Examples of the little things in life are having a good hair day , a perfectly popped bag of popcorn , these things make our lives happier but not like the big things and thats why you have to take care of the big and important things in life .


      The unimportant things in life don't matter like you probably know . Some of these things are like why you ended your relationship with someone or why you got fired from your amazing job. A lot of people like teachers, parents etc. try to make you forget about them. You can forget about these little bad things in life by having company by the people you love around you or reminding yourself to think about something else when a bad memory comes in mind . A lot of people are now rethinking the meaning of life because of their history with people or places , but they should also start remembering the good things in life as well .

   
     




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