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Once there was a family with 4 children. The parents eventually grew old and the mother passed away and the father was almost in his deathbed. The father called on his children and the four brothers came to their father. The father wanted to tell them something but, he was too old and he couldn't speak. So he wrote something on a paper with a lot of struggle. The father wrote ‘Mango’. His sons understood the message as his craving for mangoes. The father died in sometime. 
The brothers did their best and even gave out boxes of mangoes to the people who attended the after funeral to honor their father. 
After some years they decided to sell their house. They find themselves with a good deal with a builder and sell off their land. The builder started cutting down trees and digging the ground for construction. Likewise, the workers cut down the mango tree and started digging. They found a treasure chest filled with so many valuables. 
The builder became so happy. The builder got at least 100 times more than what he spent. The sons came to know about it and then they realized what their father was trying to communicate. They asked the builder for the fortune but the builder denied. They filed a case and the end result was in favor of the builder. 
The brothers never knew about the treasure. It was something they always ignored or in a way they never expected such a treasure to be there.


Our potential is our biggest treasure; many a times we fail to recognize and acknowledge it

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