Once upon a time, there was a guy who loved his fast cars. He spent all his time working and saving just so he could afford the latest and fastest model. He thought that having a garage full of these cars would make him happy forever.
One day, he decided to tear down his garage and build a new, bigger one to store even more cars. He showed off his impressive collection to all his friends and declared, “I’m set for life now! I can just sit back and enjoy my cars.”
But that night, as he lay in bed surrounded by exhaust fumes and the sound of revving engines, he heard a voice say, “You fool! Tonight, your life will be demanded from you. Now who will own your fast cars?”
The man was shocked and realized that he had been so focused on accumulating material possessions that he had neglected to consider what truly mattered in life. He had not built up relationships, helped others or shared his blessings with those in need.
The moral of the story is that life is more than just accumulating fast cars or any material possession. These things can be here today, but gone tomorrow. So, let us focus on building lasting relationships, helping others and making the world a better place.
