Anand Mahindra shares his 3 virtues of success through viral video of little boy fishing – WATCH

Noted Indian industrialist Anand Mahindra has a Twitter following of over 9 million. Mahindra often posts inspirational videos and photos of people from across the world who are indulging in innovative and off-beat activities. He also imparts his knowledge about wisdom through his social media.

Recently, Anand Mahindra posted a video of an incredible instance that perfectly sums up how Indians, no matter what their age, often figure out some of the best techniques for gathering resources and doing their work.

Mahindra shared a video on Twitter, which has since gone viral, of a little boy fishing. Though the description seems common enough, the boy was seen fishing through a contraption that had a pulley-like structure, and a clip on the end.

In the video, the boy sets up the pulley with the fishing wire spooled around it, attaches the bait on the clip, and then throws it into the water. He then sits down beside the fishing contraption, patiently waiting for his prize.

This showed up in my inbox without commentary. It is strangely calming to watch in an increasingly complex world. A ‘short story’ that proves: Determination + Ingenuity + Patience = Success pic.twitter.com/fuIcrMUOIN

— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) April 1, 2022

And soon enough, the little boy is able to catch two big fish through his fishing equipment, which he then reels in and puts into his bag. Through the video, Anand Mahindra shared his three virtues of success, and how they could be seen in the actions of the little boy.

Accompanying the viral clip, Anand Mahindra wrote, “This showed up in my inbox without commentary. It is strangely calming to watch in an increasingly complex world. A ‘short story’ that proves: Determination + Ingenuity + Patience = Success.”

The video shared by Mahindra has now gathered more than 1.2 million views and thousands of likes. Netizens from across the country shared their appreciation for the video and applauded the lesson behind the 2-minute clip of the little boy fishing.