There was a famous saying in our villages, "A man needs to have verbal intelligence; otherwise, he should have self-intelligence." It means, when someone points out the mistake of a man, he should change himself. Or else he himself should realize his mistake and change himself. All of us have been stubborn during our childhood days. We have been pestering our parents by asking them if we want this and that. Stubbornness has some other names too. It will change gradually with the age of men. Adamant becomes stubbornness; stubbornness turns into arrogance; arrogance turns into disrespect for others. If men disobey others then it is said to be contemptible; contemptible men turn to be braggarts. As we grow up, fearing for mother's blows, fearing for father's threats would change us. Or else our obstinacy will automatically disappear according to the circumstances. The story is about the persons who'll never change though they came across many circumstances to rectify themselves. Siddharth is the hero of the story. The story "Siddhu's New Journey" narrates how Siddhu is realizing his mistake and emend it. At last, he advises others to rectify their fault. It consists of two short stories. Some small stories are also included just to make it more colorful and lively.