A teacher crumples, soils, and steps on a $100 bill while asking students its value. Each time they say $100. The lesson: your worth doesn't change based on what happens to you or how others treat you.
A teacher was teaching in a class and he wanted to give a life lesson to his students. So he took out a $100 note and he asked the student, what is the value of this note? Everybody said $100. He said, great. Then he crumbled the note and put it in his hand and said, okay, what is the value now? All the students said $100. Then he put the note on the ground with the dust and said, what's the value now? The students once again said $100. Then he put his shoes on that and stomped over it and said, what's the value now? And all the students again said $100. And he said, this is what you need to remember: your value is not determined by the external factors, by the places you go, by the things that you do. Your value is determined by who you truly are, what you believe in yourself.
