How To Break Confines of Poverty
The best weapon for a successful life
Sheraz has been watching his father working hard as a laborer since childhood. To break this cycle, he needed to break the social confines in which his parents were struggling for a long.
He threw himself into the furnace of education and allowed himself to be melted into gold. He worked as a waiter, salesperson, and even as a porter at stores to earn fuel.
He challenged the confines of his circumstances and successfully earned a reputed university degree. Finally, he broke the boundaries of his so-called low-cadre social status.
He was not alone in this new journey.
Originally published in Medium
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Ainy Abraham
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Your perseverance is both admirable and motivating. Keep forging ahead!