Goal Achievement

 Each of us is capable of incredible things. The more unusual the desire, the more we simultaneously want not to achieve it, remaining in the comfort zone. For example, hermit crabs grow all their lives, so the housing issue worries them almost constantly. It is good if there are many empty shells at the bottom, but this is not always the case. If the choice of free housing is small, the hermit looks at his brothers. If he finds one whose shell is large, he offers an exchange. This is done by special tapping on the sink. If the partner agrees, in response, he lightly pats the initiator of the exchange on the claw and leaves the shell. The goal is achieved, but if he doesn’t want to, he hides deeper or takes a threatening pose. I offer a bead in the form of a hermit crab sitting on a stone (Feldspar Quartz Rock Bead), resembling sand;