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Some people say money makes the man perfect. It's largely true that in today's world money is highly valued, so in the education system you've probably seen many students who lack facilities in their lives but have very big dreams.
They don't have expensive school bags or those kinds of facilities, but they do have one thing: the determination to change their lives.
A poor student's journey is completely different from that of an ordinary student. He doesn't just carry books; he also shoulders responsibilities. Sometimes it's the pressure of living in the city, sometimes the worry of tuition fees, sometimes the concern of meeting small needs. But this pressure gradually makes him stronger. and gradually builds resilience. Meanwhile, other students are just cramming for exams; they have every life necessity. You could say they're the golden-spoon kids.
Whereas other students are just cramming for exams, they have every life necessity—you could say they're born with a golden spoon, wealthy by birth—while a poor student is also building the blueprint for his future; for him, education and a degree …not just a degree, but also a means of survival for themselves.
Such students often sacrifice themselves at a young age. They see how hard their parents are struggling to cover expenses, and then they force themselves to think, “I have to become something.” These feelings ignite an internal fire within them.
And let me also tell you that necessity is the mother of invention, so you can apply this proverb here too: people work hard to keep themselves in the running for success, and it's only these difficult circumstances that either break a person or make them—those who survive the system don't just pass, they make life stronger. The biggest struggle for a poor student is also his hunger. You've seen in history, friends, that many renowned figures were poor, and they worked hard and made a name for themselves that people will remember for as long as the world stands. They will remember the work they did. Life gives to those who give to themselves. work hard. A poor student's dream may seem small to others, but when it finally becomes reality, it's the result of their hard work and dedication.
