I grew up in a one-room house with my family, and despite the extreme poverty, we never felt the burden of it, as my parents worked incredibly hard to ensure we never felt the struggles of our circumstances.

Despite living in poverty, we never felt the burden of it; we lived carefree, enjoying whatever little we had and kept working hard.

I never thought about being poor or judged others for their struggles; we lived with joy and kept working hard without complaints.

Despite growing up without a mother, my childhood was happy, thanks to my father's sacrifices for my education and my grandmother's influence as a free-spirited role model.

We lived carefree, enjoying whatever little we had, and kept working hard without complaints, which shaped my outlook on life.

My mother, a doctor, fought hard for her patients, which taught me the value of community support. Despite her challenges, the community always looked out for my sister and me.

My early life was spent in extreme poverty, but we never really felt the burden of poverty because we had never worn fine shoes, so we didn't know what we were missing.

Every hardship we faced ultimately proved beneficial for our future success, reinforcing the idea that overcoming struggles can lead to growth.

I realized that my childhood challenges, including my mother's struggles as a single mom and a doctor, shaped my desire to make a difference in the world.