A notable speaker began off his class by holding up a $20 charge. In the room of 200, he asked, "Who might want this $20 charge?" Hands began going up. He stated, "I am will give this $20 to one of you yet to begin with, let me do this." He continued to fold up the $20 charge. He asked, "Who still needs it?" Still hands were not yet decided.
"All things considered, imagine a scenario in which I do this?" He dropped it on the ground and began to crush it into the floor with his shoe. He lifted it up, now folded and filthy and asked, "Who still needs it?" Still hands went up into the air.
My companions, we have all taken in an extremely significant exercise. Regardless of what was done to the cash, it was as yet needed on the grounds that it didn't diminish in esteem. It was as yet worth $20. Commonly in our lives, we are dropped, folded and ground into the soil by the choices we make and the conditions that come our direction. We may feel just as we are useless.
In any case, regardless of what has happened or will happen, you will never lose your esteem: filthy or spotless, folded or finely wrinkled, you are as yet invaluable to the individuals who cherish you.