You create your own identity by inculcating habits all by yourself it may be good or might be bad whatever you have to choose its upto you but it reflects your character and portrays how good as a person you are.

In USA as soon as a child turns 18 he have to leave the house and find job and survive on his own without the support of his parents all by himself which teaches him to be self dependent and by doing all that process the person learns a lot of things and make him humble and builds integrity. So whatever are the resources all that with you learn how to be self dependent and self sufficient and respect each and everyone.

So, making a good decision is all that you need to turn your life into positive from negative or you need just that one leap of faith in you that can change your life and the circumstances of yours may be bad or even worse but all you need to do is focus and make a right decision which is beneficial for you and can turn your life upside down

PS: If M.S. Dhoni wouldn’t have give the job of TTE he wouldn’t reach where he is or Virat kohli wouldn’t have walked out on the park on the day when his dad died he wouldn’t be an run machine today so no matter what circumstances its just one decision away from yours:)

Every day we wake up with a smile on our face and take name of the god as soon as we wake up or remembering god to bring happiness and peace in our life and with a promise that whatever it is i will not GIVE UP!!! in any part of life no matter whatever are the circumstances. And after staring our daily routine and going through the whole drill & grill in our lives we feel dejected but after having all of it coming back to home and the feeling of almost giving up the stuff brings back hope into our lives it is only because of one thing. G.O.D. Remember you promised it to god and why you started it in first place.

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