The fable tells that, many years ago, there lived a fox who one day felt very overwhelmed. He had spent hours and hours from here to there, trying to hunt something to eat. Unfortunately, the day had not been too good for him. As much as she watched behind the trees, prowled the field and listened carefully to every noise that rose from the grass, she could not sniff out any prey to put in her mouth. There came a time when she was fed up and overwhelmed by despair. I was very hungry and thirsty because it was also quite a hot day. He wandered around until at last, luck took his side. Hanging from a vine, he made out a cluster of large and appetizing grapes. The fox's mouth watered. How sweet and juicy they looked! … But there was a problem: the cluster was so high that the only way to reach it was by jumping. He gathered momentum and, clenching his jaws, he jumped stretching his body as far as he could. No luck, he had to concentrate to take a much higher jump! He bent down and tensed his muscles to the maximum to try again with more force, but it was impossible to reach him. The fox was starting to get angry. Those ripe grapes had to be hers! No matter how much she jumped, she couldn't catch them with her legs in any way. Her anger was enormous! Frustrated, there came a time when she realized there was nothing she could do. It was an impossible mission and there was no one around to help him out. The only option was to surrender. Her fur had become covered with dust and twigs from falling to the ground so much, so she shook herself well and said to herself: - Bah! I do not care! Total ... Why do I want those grapes? They sure are green and hard as stones! Let someone else eat them! And that's how the proud fox, with a very high neck and believing herself to be very worthy, left in search of another place to find food and water to quench her thirst. or you do not see yourself capable of achieving it, you should not blame others or circumstances. It is good to recognize and accept that we all have many capabilities, but also limitations.