Giraffe. One of the most iconic species of Africa. As the tallest mammal on Earth, these creatures are both wonderful and weird with their long legs, long necks, long tongues, large eyes, long eyelashes, striking coat patterns, ambling gait and calm demeanour. Their legs alone are taller than most adult humans.
These gentle giants of nature, towering high above everyone else in the jungle and literally observe the world from high above, can actually inspire us a lot about happiness and confidence.
Always Stand Tall
Giraffes use their physical characteristics to convey a commanding presence. You can never ignore their presence. You always notice their existence.
We are all talented differently. Each one of us has a strength. We should aim to excel and rise through our talents, passions and abilities. Concentrate more on your strengths rather than gaining unwarranted assurance from others' flaws.
Be noticeable. Let your presence always be felt.
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Stay Humble
Although the giraffes browse on trees high above the ground, they have to lower their head from time to time to feed from the ground.
Always remember your roots. Ensure you relate well with the ‘ground’.
Never Confuse Position with Strength
They are definitely tall and large, but giraffes recognize that their strength has limitations.
Often, when you are doing better than others, you tend to think of yourself as invincible, and that is where it all goes wrong.
No Matter How High You Rise, Do Not Get Swayed Away by Power.
Celebrate Your Spots
The giraffes’ spots are unique to each individual. No two giraffes have the exact pattern.
Even though we may have spots (weaknesses, misgivings, prejudices…) on us that we are aware of, let us learn to embrace them and keep moving forward.
Your Spots Are What Make You Unique.
Take a Higher View
Just like giraffes have the ability to view things from above, we need to take a higher level of thinking to gain perspective.
Have a Higher Vision.
Always Remain Friendly
Giraffes have a high sense of community. Their leaders are not arrogant. They consider themselves first as a member of the herd and then as the head.
They move together and, when necessary, use their combined might.
Be Friendly. Support Each Other.
