The businessman
He observed as the day passed and noticed that the vendors were selling tea at a higher price, an idea stuck his mind. He changed the price of the tea rs1 less and soon enough, people started coming to his store. Slowly he started adding items that were favored by his customers. And soon enough, with his savings, he was able to set up a new stall. Over the years, his business slowly grew and he built a house
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:28
Thank you so much Sarita, for this beautiful post, a beautiful podcast. And I believe a lot of people do need such mentors, like this person who can help, who can realize the struggle the person is going through. Thank you so much for sharing this. Bye
Thank you, Ranjanaji. You're always, always so positive, always responding so positively to all the posts. So I think you are a mentor in here. Thank you once again for always sounding so positive
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:10
Thank you so much for your kind words. And thank you for posting great podcasts every time. Keep posting. Keep shining. Bye
Good morning. Such a wonderful story. I, you know, I love your narration, but in the story, I do love the pace with which your story is moving, and I especially enjoyed the end. It was kind of a very pleasant surprise. And speaking about life, yes, all of us do need mentors, yet very few of us, you know, stop valuing in self pity and become mentors. It's always like, oh, my God, my life is over
Hi Mael, good morning and thank you for the lovely compliment. Because of your comments, I'm always encouraged to try and think of something to write, so even the ending was a surprise for me because it just comes out in a flow. So I hope I get to continue doing this and thank you for being always so encouraging. Have a great day