"When your dad was in school, I annoyed quite a few teachers. But so what? When I met them later, they all had to acknowledge me! The truth is, the path your dad took wasn't shaped by what the teachers taught."
"Then Dad, what motivated you back then?"
"The country! The people."
"Dad, you're so great!"
"Your grandpa loved taking me to interact with people from different classes. Your dad saw a lot, learned a lot. The country was so poor, and many people couldn't even get enough to eat.
It's not about being great or selfless… it's about wanting to create your value as a human being, to achieve something worthwhile.
Later, when I saw those who couldn't eat finally getting enough, and everyone in the family living happily and contentedly with smiles on their faces, your dad felt truly satisfied!
Sweetheart, remember this, when you really create benefits for the people, for the masses, the way they look at you is completely different.
