The life and it's learnings

The more you share, the more you learn.

Life is undoubtedly a journey filled with unique struggles for everyone. As a child, I wasn't aware of life's luxuries—I believed I had everything I needed. Looking back, I realize that having modest expectations truly made life richer. My education was sponsored by an NGO (whose name I still don’t know), and this experience shaped my vision: to give back to the community that supported me.

I was fortunate to have food on the table, a roof over my head, decent clothes, and a good school to attend. But to me, life isn't about what you own; it's about what you can give, whether it’s in your name or someone else’s.

Life is the greatest teacher, and its lessons are the most profound.

I've encountered many people who constantly compare their lives to others:

"He scored more than me."
"She got something better."
"I only have this much."

But I grew up with the bare minimum—hand-me-down clothes from elder cousins, a pizza perhaps once a year, and even a simple chocobar was a luxury.

These experiences taught me that life's true value lies not in material possessions but in the richness of our hearts and the generosity of our spirit.