Once upon a time in a cozy little town, there lived a wise old professor named Pete. He was known for his love of research, but he often felt jealous of his colleagues' work and ideas. After a series of consultations with a friendly counselor, Professor Pete realized that his envy stemmed from a deep-rooted competition with his father. He discovered that the clever ideas he admired in others were actually his own, and he had been too afraid to share them. In his heart, he wanted to help his father and felt unworthy of success. With the counselor's help, Pete learned to embrace his creativity and let go of his jealousy.

One sunny morning, as Professor Pete was walking to the counseling office, he noticed the bright blue sky and fluffy white clouds. It reminded him of the vast possibilities awaiting him. Upon arriving, he was greeted by the kind counselor, who sat across from him in a cozy room filled with colorful drawings and toys. The counselor had gentle eyes and a soothing voice, and Pete felt safe to open up about his feelings.

As Professor Pete recounted his childhood memories, he described the beautiful green fields where he used to play with his father. He remembered the sorrow in his father's eyes and how much he longed to make him happy. The memories made Pete feel a mix of love and sadness, but he also felt a sense of determination to overcome his fears and doubts.

With the counselor's guidance, Pete realized that his fear of outshining others was holding him back. He pictured his mother's encouraging smile and words, and he knew she wanted him to shine bright. His father's pain had weighed heavily on him, but he now understood that he could pursue his dreams while also helping his dad find happiness. All these realizations filled Pete with a newfound sense of confidence and purpose.