A farmer planted two seeds in his garden. One seed was given fertile soil, sunlight, and plenty of water. The other seed was thrown into rocky ground with little water and no sunlight. After some time, the first seed grew into a strong and healthy plant, bearing beautiful flowers and delicious fruits. The second seed, on the other hand, struggled to grow and eventually withered away. The farmer looked at the two plants and said, "You reap what you sow. The input I gave to the first seed was worth it, and it produced a great output. The second seed didn't receive what it needed, so it didn't produce anything worthwhile." The moral of the story is that the quality of your input determines the quality of your output. If you put in effort, dedication, and the right resources, you'll get a great outcome. But if you don't invest in yourself or your work, you can't expect much in return.