Do you frequently fear the opinions and opinions of others? What would others believe if my family and I behaved differently? This episode contains a story addressing this issue.

God is the only one who knows what's best for us and can make things happen, so don't question your fate. Just believe in him.

The story emphasises on -   to succeed, we must respect and trust ourselves. If you're arrogant, you risk losing everything you've worked for. You may not live fully if you allow your ego to control you. Think like a beginner, try your best, and pick purpose above passion for avoiding feeling horrible.

Be the kind of person you'd like to meet. At the end of every journey, we always find ourselves. Self-reflection is the key to becoming free.

Light, and only light, can dispel the darkness. When you open yourself up to good fortune, it will find you. It's not that optimistic people never have low moments; they do; the difference is that they don't allow their low moods to rule their day. If you want to live a pleasant and happy life, you shouldn't dwell on the bad and the gloom.

To be a person of integrity, one must be truthful, exhibit excellent judgement, and respect those in authoritative positions. Employers place a premium on dependability and loyalty, thus this must be respected.

The story highlights the goodness in humans. its focuses on things that make people happy. Put them on notice that you have their backs and if you do nothing else, at least hear them out.

Both the growth mindset and the fixed mindset are explored in this story. If you do nothing, you may expect nothing to happen. But whenever you make an attempt, you run the chances of either succeeding or failing. listening to the story you have to decide whether you have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset!

The journey to enlightenment and contentment is the theme of this story. If you don't have inner peace, having a lot of money and fortune is of no use to you at all. It doesn't matter how much money and wealth you have. Peace is not something that can be hoped for; rather, it is something that needs to be produced, something that needs to be cultivated, something that needs to be practised, and something that has to be shared.