Leena Bagh had always been different. Quiet, reserved, hesitant. She was never expressive and always low on confidence. She preferred the corners of rooms, the back seats of classrooms, anywhere she could disappear. She wasn’t the girl who raised her hand, who made friends effortlessly, who felt seen. And worst of all, she wasn’t good at academics. No matter how hard she tried, she always seemed to fall short.
One day, she was called to solve a problem in front of the whole class. The classroom was silent, except for a few giggles.
Leena stood still, staring at the blackboard. The chalk felt heavy in her hand. The numbers on the board made no sense. Behind her, the teacher sighed loudly.
“Dumbo.”
The word hit her like a slap and pierced her heart while the class burst into laughter.
That day, nine-year-old Leena learned something she believed for the next 40 years— ‘she was not good enough’.
Again and again, life reminded her. Failed tests, disappointed faces, hurtful whispers. “Good for nothing,” they said. And after hearing it so much, she believed them.
She stopped trying. Stopped hoping. Stopped dreaming.
Before her marriage, she gathered the courage to tell her parents she wanted to study further. But they refused.
“You won’t be able to do it. What’s the point?” they said.
It wasn’t just a rejection. It was proof that even her own family didn’t believe in her. And so, Leena buried her dreams deeper and moved forward with the life others had chosen for her.
And, then…
Life threw its hardest challenge.
Her son was diagnosed with autism.
Leena sat in the doctor’s office, numb. The words started echoing in her mind.
“He may struggle with learning. What will he do if I am not there? He’ll need extra support.“
She wanted to scream. How could she help him when she had never helped herself? She had spent her whole life feeling inadequate, and now, her son would feel the same pain.
Every night, she lay awake, staring at the ceiling, feeling helpless. She wanted to change, but how?
Then, a friend told her about the Super Memory Master- Train The Trainer Training Program by Growth Vidhyapeeth.
Leena almost laughed. Another training program? She had failed at everything before. Why would this be different?
But something inside her whispered: “What if?“
She joined the program with hesitation but walked out with something she had never felt before— ‘hope’.
For the first time, she saw learning differently. It wasn’t about intelligence. It was about strategy. It was about mindset. It was about unlearning the lies she had carried for so long.
With the support of her mentors, she practiced. She pushed herself. She broke the mental chains that had held her back for decades.
With the strategies and techniques she learned, she helped and guided her child. Guess what? He started achieving everything in his academics and beyond that. Leena had started to get that positive thinking process that she had been desperately wanting.
In one of the sessions, standing before her mentors, she made a promise.
“No child should feel like I did. No child should be called dumb. I will reach every child I can—especially those who struggle, who have been labeled, who feel small.“
She wiped her tears, but this time, they weren’t tears of pain. They were tears of transformation.
Today, Leena Bagh is on a mission. She broke free from her past. And now, she’s making sure no child is ever trapped by theirs.
Super Memory Master- Train The Trainer Training Program was designed to support and uplift individuals like Leena who due to any circumstance or reason, whether emotional or mental, fail to realize their true potential and take out the leader in themselves.
Remember, if Leena could rewrite her story, so can you.
One decision. That’s all it takes.
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