In a lush green forest, there lived a mighty lion named Leo. Leo was brave and strong, but he had one big flaw: he was always in a hurry to act. One afternoon, a scout reported that a group of small rabbits had entered the lion's territory. Leo roared in anger, 'Those tiny rabbits think they can just walk in? I will go right now and chase them away!'
An old, wise turtle named Toby stopped him. 'Wait, Leo,' Toby said calmly. 'Do not rush into this. Do you know where they are hiding? Do you know the terrain they are using? You must find the right place to confront them, or you might find yourself in trouble.'
Leo ignored Toby and rushed into the thickets. But the rabbits were clever; they darted into narrow tunnels and thick bushes where Leo’s large body couldn't follow. Instead of catching the rabbits, Leo ended up getting stuck in thorny bushes, feeling frustrated and tired. He realized Toby was right. He went back, observed the rabbits' movements, and waited at a wide, open clearing where they would eventually have to pass. By choosing the right spot, Leo managed to settle the matter easily without getting hurt. He learned that strength is nothing without a good plan and the right location.
