Big Fish, Little Fish, Bouncing Bees
written 9 Jun 2005 while the school buses headed home
“It’s better to be a small fish in a big pond rather than a big fish in a small pond.”
I believe that’s the saying. Is that true?
Let’s examine…
A big fish in a small pond, well, he’ll only have a small amount of fame or followers, but they’ll probably be devoutly loyal to him…
A small fish in a big pond would be most likely completely unknown but he’d have this huge pond to swim around in and explore.
So the big fish/small pond would be the sort of person who needs a lot of attention but not alot of new things in his life. The small fish/big pond would be a loner sort who is more interested in discovery than praise.
Which is better?
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