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Born Disadvantaged?





Hello, do you think anyone is born disadvantaged?

Go to the slum where you'll see parents with their 6 children living in one small cubicle. Now, Imagine what kind of future lies ahead for these children. Imagine their chances of becoming people of value & influence tomorrow. Imagine if they stand the chance to rise to greatness from the hood and With all the people who find themselves in this kind of ugly and success threatening situations, can you imagine the percentage that can really make it out alive to a comfortable life?

This is a life defining state for anyone to find herself. But still, Many say they are born with a silver spoon or most likely a wonden spoon and we can conclude the very worse; a mud spoon. Whicheve is yours!
Many lives are like that. Starting life tagged inferior before you even take your first crawl. So, some don't even wants to try tomake a meaning with their lives because they consider it of no point and they say they are born disadvantaged.

But is anyone really born disadvantaged?
Those born into families of penury, is it possible for them to find their Aladdin lamp? What path should they trade on that would earn them a different results from other folks?

Are you struggling with inferiority complex, or you're among those whose minds can  cope with the books and you're stirring at being expel from school; or you are yet to find your uniqueness which can bring the world to salute you meanwhile you look at others making waves and which you could be one? These conditions can make you feel you're born disadvantaged.
But, Is there a way to change your story to one of greatness that can inspire a generation?

Yes! Yeah, Yes! It's possible. You're possible. You can rewrite the themes of your life. You can answer that question and let your response be No! I wasn't born  Disadvantage!
How?....

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Comments

  1. Mayor_Ogapy7 July 2019 at 23:44

    What an excellently inspiring piece. I've been charged with a new mentality. Thanks!

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  2. AlexOla8 July 2019 at 16:07

    Nice piece, so inspiring!

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  3. Joraph8 July 2019 at 22:41

    I think everyone is born equal. We all have 24hrs a day. No one gets lesser than or more than 24hrs a day.

    We may not be equal as part the family we are introduce to when we appear on Earth...

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    The most important thing is what we do with our 24hrs today will determine how far we will go in the future ...
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    Walk out of your family disabilities by making your time count......

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  4. AlexOla28 September 2019 at 11:13

    Wonderful piece... We don't need to limit ourselves.

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  5. Unknown28 September 2019 at 17:15

    Excellent piece... Keep it coming Boss

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