Abdul Naveed realized a few years ago that he could not live a hand-to-mouth life where he earned a small income. Previously earning income from a rented rickshaw, he switched his profession towards the sale of sanitary products. With little investment, he bought a limited amount of stock and opened his own shop. Initially, his business in Bahawalnagar went well but with time, his household expenses increased as his children grew older. He became worried as he was not able to invest in his current business. Naveed is a young father of four children who takes the responsibility of fulfilling his children’s needs very seriously. However, when he is unable to do so, he starts doubting himself. Young micro-entrepreneurs like Naveed are often faced with financial issues but approaching the right people and resources allows them to bring a change into their lives. Naveed came across Seed Out and immediately sought for financial help. Naveed requested a loan of $216 to expand inventory for his sanitary shop. He wants to purchase the latest and most used items in bulk. He is hopeful that his sales will increase, leading to better profits. His household condition will gradually improve, and this responsible father of four will be able to provide for his children’s needs.