Ten million fortune tellers

Whether it is a psychologist, a fortune teller, a multimillionaire, a master in a temple, a teacher or a lottery player, it is said that my son should be an accomplished person in the future. Is it credible?

What they say is not credible. Do you think if your son believes in them and plays all day, will he be an accomplished person? Whatever they say, you can't believe it. The important thing is to rely on yourself. As long as you study hard, success is not far away.

I remember a story about a man who went to tell the fortune of his eldest son and youngest son. The fortune teller said that a person's eldest son can be a big official, and his youngest son can only farm. The man went home and told his eldest son and youngest son the result of fortune telling. The eldest son was very happy after listening to it. He never thought about making progress and playing all day. Hearing this, the youngest son studies harder and harder every day. A few years later, the eldest son became a farmer and the youngest son became a county magistrate: therefore, fortune-telling is not credible.