Introduction: The Tale of Two Students Imagine two students, Amit and Rahul , who are best friends. They both have an important math test coming up in one week. 🔹 Rahul’s Approach (Hard Work) : He wakes up early, spends six hours every day reading textbooks, solving random questions, and writing notes word-for-word. He avoids breaks, skips meals, and sleeps only five hours a night because he believes that more effort means better results . 🔹 Amit’s Approach (Smart Work) : He also studies, but differently. Instead of reading everything, he focuses only on important topics . He uses past question papers to understand what’s commonly asked. He takes short breaks , uses mind maps, and revises with flashcards. He even teaches his younger brother to improve his memory. He sleeps well and stays relaxed. On the exam day , both students enter the hall. But guess what? Amit scores higher than Rahul! Rahul is shocked. He asks Amit, "How did you study less but score more?" Amit smi...

Introduction: The Tale of Two Woodcutters Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time, in a small village, two woodcutters, Rahul and Amit , were given the task of cutting down trees for a week. Rahul was strong and hardworking. From sunrise to sunset, he chopped trees non-stop. He barely took breaks and worked until he was completely exhausted. Amit, on the other hand, took a different approach. Every morning, he spent the first hour sharpening his axe before he started cutting. He took short breaks to rest and plan the best way to cut each tree. At the end of the week, something surprising happened: Even though Rahul worked twice as hard , Amit had cut twice as many trees! Rahul was confused and asked, "How did you cut more trees than me when I was working harder?" Amit smiled and said, "You worked hard, but I worked smart. While you were exhausting yourself, I took time to sharpen my axe and plan my approach." 🔹 Moral of the story? Hard work is important, but wo...