GRATITUDE (SYNE SERIES)
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  • Reads 80
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  • Parts 5
Ongoing, First published Jul 24, 2019
My parents always remind me that Money is more important than Happiness.
That people cannot live without it .
I never experience being surrounded with other people. I didn't have any friends. But  one day  I heard that my family was killed by unknown people. After suffering for over a year This poor Family In Davao adopted me and raised me with a good heart.they taught me  that there is more important things in  this world that money can't buy. And 
That life is a test and a trail, we have to face Many obstacles before we succeed. It's ok to doubt yourself, but giving up should not be an option.
Failure should be an option because when you fail you get up and then you fail and then you get up and that keeps you going.


   Real happiness lies in gratitude
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