The Tale of the Pencil
A kid named Raj was vexed in light of the fact that he had done inadequately in his English test. He was sitting in his room when his grandma came and helped him. His grandma sat close to him and gave him a pencil. Raj took a gander at his grandmother perplexed, and said he didn't merit a pencil after his exhibition in the test.
His grandmother clarified, "You can take in numerous things from this pencil since it is much the same as you. It encounters an agonizing honing, only the manner in which you have encountered the torment of not excelling on your test. Notwithstanding, it will help you be a superior understudy. Similarly as all the decency that comes from the pencil is from inside itself, you will likewise discover the solidarity to beat this obstacle. Lastly, similarly as this pencil will transform any surface, you also will leave your imprint on anything you decide to." Raj was promptly reassured and guaranteed himself that he would improve.
Lesson of the Story
We as a whole have the solidarity to be who we wish to be.
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