A Father’s Lesson in the 'Dignity of Labor'

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Zafar Nomani, born in India in 1933, lived by a philosophy of gratitude. He explains to his daughter the sacred joy of hard work and planting even a single flower. (Music credit: "Superman (It's Not Easy)" by John Ondrasik and Five for Fighting)

Zafar Nomani, born in India in 1933 and a survivor of the Bengal famine of 1943, lived by a humble philosophy of gratitude: “I get to live.” It led him to become a professor of nutrition in the U.S. and a pioneer in the research of intermittent fasting. In this video, he explains to his daughter, journalist Asra Nomani, the sacred purpose of hard work, telling her he finds beauty and meaning in planting even a single flower. (Music credit: "Superman (It's Not Easy)" by John Ondrasik and Five for Fighting)

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