In a quiet village, lived a young boy named Aarav who dreamed of becoming a great teacher. But his village had no school, no internet, and barely enough light to read at night.
Every day, Aarav would walk 5 kilometers to a neighboring village just to borrow a book. He didn’t understand everything he read, but he never stopped trying. Sometimes, people laughed at him. “Why work so hard? You’ll never get out of here,” they said.
One day, an old man saw him studying under a streetlight and asked,
“Why do you keep trying, when no one believes in you?”
Aarav smiled and replied,
“Because I believe. And that's enough for now.”
Years later, that same boy returned—not as a visitor, but as a teacher. He opened the first learning center in the village, free for all.
The same people who once doubted him now thanked him.
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💡 Moral:
You don’t need to see the entire staircase—just take the first step with faith.
Even one small action, repeated with belief, can light up the future.
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