The three boys - yesterday, tomorrow and today.

The story is about a father who has three sons.

The eldest, Gábor, thirty years old, quiet and thoughtful. He was yesterday - full of memories and experiences from which to draw strength. He learned that the past is a teacher and kept the stories and values ​​of the family.

The middle, Arnold, twenty -six years old,

He always looks ahead, weaves plans, chases dreams. He is tomorrow - a man of hope and opportunities. It is full of ideas, where to go, what life could be built.

The youngest, Martin, is sixteen years old, curious, he lives at the moment. He is today - the time of action, experience and experience.

He doesn't think too much about the past or the future, but rather what he needs to do now. One day the father convened his sons.

"You know," he said, "there is no lesson without yesterday, there is no goal without tomorrow, and today without today." Neither of you is better or more important than the other. But if any of them are missing, life is incomplete.

And while he spoke, he realized,

that his heart and life are complete so that all three are in it: yesterday's wisdom, the hope of tomorrow, and the power of today.

Lesson: Life is complete when we learn from our past, plan our future and live in the present.