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Kindly share your story as whatever you have passed through might be other people's motivation today . God bless you all.

Growing up as a young man in my teens, I would say I was relatively good looking but then this deadly allergy knocked me down (cealiac syndrome) and my life was on a downward plunge. I was emaciated and always looking sick.this is basically because I couldn't eat wheat, malt, oat and their derivatives.As a matter of fact its been close to a decade since I last tasted bread, biscuits,noodles,etc. My nutritional needs became deficient.I would at this point need extra bucks to by gluten free products which were relatively expensive.Men! The life no just easy but that has been my major motivation to earn more so I could live a more healthy life.Not like I made it yet but hopes are high....Viva LA Vida!

When my ex girlfriend told me to go and look for something good to help my life and stop chasing girls.

Truly I was living from hand to mouth

DorianD:
Omg

Kindly share sir

Machinegun91:
When my ex girlfriend told me to go and look for something good to help my life and stop chasing girls.

Truly I was living from hand to mouth

Chai! So how did you break through sir?

Fireson:
Chai! So how did you break through sir?

I rented my joystick to someone and doubled my hustlings.

Each time I realise that I live in a very hopeless country, I hustle harder.......

When my babe deny me infornt of her classmates

This will make Frontpage

When I realized poverty is vanity

The day I realized I didn't have N10 anywhere to buy pure water.

When I realized my parents are getting older at any second, and they are always trying hard to set my life on good things (school, business).

I start to double my hustle to take care of them, after taking care of them, I will take care of my self.

Moral: don't take life easy, and work smarter, not always harder, but sometimes work harder.

The story long.though I haven't made the money yet but ......e go pay

Lemme keep space, till this reach promise land

Benki003:
When my babe deny me infornt of her classmates

This one choke ...

Seakay:
The day I realized I didn't have N10 anywhere to buy pure water.

Chai

When I realized that you can't depend on anyone but yourself

Katier00:
When I realized that you can't depend on anyone but yourself

Truer than true ....

When i realized people despise broke/poor people.

The day my pregnant neighbours wife had to give birth by 1am on a taxi because the husband cant afford a car and her labour started by 11pm, couldn't get a taxi to take her the hospital on time and when we finally got one, it was already 1am and immediately the woman entered the vehicle, her water broke and she starts labouring and boom, the baby came out, blood everywhere, the car was really a mess. The driver begin to cry that we ruin his car
The taxi man had to charge them 20K because his car was really a mess.

Then I realised that I just want to give my family the best the life has got to offer, I can't allow my family go through such, never

Because i can't ask for finiacial assitance is very difficult for me to do.

When I realize that I can't have my kids In this country.

My mate ladder climbing was shocking

I had to stepup...Thank God I'm also at the top
And I'm going higher

Nn

I don't like people telling me rubbish

The kind of friends I keep.

I have always tried to keep highly-focused people as friends. Right from my primary school, through secondary to University, you must be within the top three in class for me to associate with you.

When we started working, successful people and those with potential became my motivation as their successes and achievements were what I wanted to get. So, I am always motivated when I read profile of successful people and the kind of lives they live. I would equally want to live like them.

I am about to drop out of school and hustle harder now cause no more money to sponsor again. I pray by the end of the day my hustle payoff and I return back to school. So help me God (Amen).

When I realise it's all man for himself...

When I discovered that the race truly isn't for the swift ...

Hunger

Poverty ya werey gaan and the fact that shame and ego no fit let me ask people for help & favours

My mother. Raising kids by a single mother is not an easy task. She never fails to remind us that she owes us no responsibility,like shelter,food etc when we clock 18. That any time we find such in Nigeria's Constitution we should let her know. So I left home and became an adult before 18