নামঃ MD. RAKANURZAMAN ROYAL

গল্পঃ I have fond memories of my mother teaching me the value of money in the summer of 2013, when I was fourteen or fifteen. I asked her for a bicycle with gears—many students at school had one. Instead of simply saying “no” or giving in, she said, “If you want it, you have to earn it.” She explained that she had deposited some money in the bank over time, and I would need to earn the rest myself. Later, after completing my SSC exams, I started teaching two private tutoring classes and also did some computer-based land registry typing work at the DC office. It took a few weeks, and there were moments when I wanted to quit. But she gently reminded me, “The things we work for are more meaningful than the things we are simply given.” Eventually, I saved 5,000 rupees. With that and the amount my mother had saved, I bought the bicycle. That summer, my mother didn’t just help me buy something—she taught me that money comes through effort, patience, and wise decisions.

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