Believe in your Growth

Cha Cha was thinking a lot about the similarities between the StarDust of the Espers and the human brain.

For both, in order to develop, it is essential for the individual to truly believe they can grow.

In Esperia, this way of thinking had become almost natural and effortless, as the Great Library stood at the heart of the community.

“What if humankind embraced the same kind of fundamental belief at the core of society?”

Cha Cha noticed that humans often overlooked what they could not see—like the quiet efforts made to achieve a goal—and instead focused only on the final result.

Of course, all humans are born with differences, but how they shape those differences into who they truly become is a choice each person can make.

If you believe you can grow, you will. But it will require effort—effort that only you can give.

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