After two months, he had saved enough money to buy a small cart, making it easier to transport more bread.

One day a customer suggested, Leo, why don't you bake your own bread?
You're good at selling, but if you bake, you'll make more profit.

This idea excited Leo, but it also scared him. He had never baked anything in his life.

This was the moment where Leo realized: Nothing is free - not success, not knowledge, not growth.
If I want to succeed, I must take risks and learn.

Leo couldn't stop thinking about the idea of baking his own bread.
If he could bake, he wouldn't have to rely on Mr. Anderson, and his profit would grow.