A man once visited a wizard with one wish:
”I want to be physically stronger. I want to look like the world’s strongest man.”
The wizard agreed.
He pointed to a massive boulder behind him and said,
“Push that boulder up the hill. Every single day.”
So the man did.
Rain or shine. Day after day. He pushed.
After three months, he grew frustrated.
He measured the boulder’s movement—an inch and a half.
Furious, he returned to the wizard and accused him of being a fraud.
The wizard calmly snapped his fingers, and a mirror appeared.
The man stared at his reflection—broader shoulders, powerful legs, defined arms.
“You measured the boulder,” the wizard said.
“But you should’ve measured yourself. You asked to become stronger—and you did.”
