Saleem was a bright young man with one bad habit: he postponed everything. Studies, chores, important tasks — "I'll do it tomorrow," he'd say. His friends moved ahead while he fell behind. One day, his grandfather called him over and showed him an old clock. "Look, my son," he said. "These hands never stop, never turn back. Time that has passed never returns. Lost wealth can be earned again, but lost time is gone forever." The words struck Saleem's heart. From that very day, he changed. He slept on time, woke on time, and did every task on time. Within months, his life transformed. Moral: Time is the most precious wealth — never waste it.
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