The invisible builder.

There was once a village where everyone was proud to show what they had built.

Someone put a tall tower to see from afar.

Another shiny palace to make everyone envy.

The third wide bridge is to chant its name in far -flung cities.

And there was a man who didn't build anything spectacular.

He just repaired the cracked stones in the walls.

Filled the gaps under the bridges.

He tied the ropes to prevent them from breaking.

He quietly complemented what was missing.

When the holiday came, the people of the village always showed the tower, praised the palace and lived the bridge.

No one mentioned the work of man.

But a year a big storm broke on them.

The tower fell, the wall of the palace cracked, the bridge collapsed.

And he was just staying intact, to which the quiet man touched - because he was not destroyed, but supplemented.

The villagers then understood:

- Whoever builds loudly can be wonderful, but fragile.

- Whoever complements it quietly is invisible but eternal.

👉 Lesson:

Not always the biggest builder who puts the highest.

Sometimes the biggest one is not noticed - because without it everything would collapse.