Once upon a school year, a teacher had something special in her hands – a shiny $100 bill. She looked at her students and asked, Who wants this money?Hands shot up in the air, everyone wanting that bill. The teacher smiled, crumpled it up, and asked again, Who still wants it now?Surprisingly, every hand stayed up, undeterred by the wrinkled bill. The teacher then dropped it, stomped on it, and picked it up, asking once more, What about now?To her surprise, those eager hands were still reaching for the now-tattered money.With a warm smile, she shared a lesson: Just like this bill, you are valuable. Life might get tough, and you might feel crumpled and dirty, but your worth stays the same.Remember, she said, you are like this bill – strong and special. No matter what happens, your value doesn't change.And so, the class learned that no matter how rough things get, their worth is unbreakable, just like that $100 bill.