In a peaceful village lived a young boy named Arjun. Arjun loved plants more than anything else. One day, the village announced a grand festival, and Arjun decided he wanted to grow the most magnificent flowers to sell at the fair. He was so excited that he rushed to the market, bought some seeds, and scattered them in the soil immediately.
However, Arjun was in too much of a hurry. He didn't check if the soil was fertile or how much sunlight the seeds needed. Within a week, the tiny sprouts began to wilt and turn brown. Arjun felt heartbroken. 'Why is this happening? I worked so hard!' he cried.
His grandfather, Somu, saw him crying and sat beside him. 'Arjun, speed is good, but thinking before acting is better. You should have asked those who know the way,' he said gently.
Taking his grandfather's advice, Arjun went to visit Mr. Ravi, an elderly gardener known for his wisdom in the village. Ravi looked at the garden and said, 'You planted them too deep without preparing the soil, my boy. Here is what you must do...' Ravi guided him through the right way to nurture the plants.
Arjun listened carefully and followed every instruction. He prepared the soil, watered them properly, and gave them enough sun. Soon, his garden was a sea of bright, beautiful colors. At the festival, Arjun’s flowers were the star attraction, and he sold them all. He realized that careful planning and good advice made the impossible possible.
