It has really been difficult. Growing in a country like Nigeria. Almost committed suicide last year when i was forced out of school due to finance.
Luckily i suspended studies, returned back to school through the help of steemit and loans from @neoxian.

But these past few days haven't been easy. Considering the almost insignificant value of steem. Currently too busy to explore my creative
and risk taking abilities due to some stuff.

I was getting all worked out this morning. Then, my dad called just about when i felt like giving up and said, Your case is not the worst. Youre hard working and all, and that is all uou need. Just dont be too hard on yourself. It will play out fine.

Am sharing this to motivate someone out there. Dont be too hard on yourself. Dont give up. Your case isnt the worst

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Be Wise

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