A poor is not really Poor

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A poor is not really Poor

Have you ever visited  a slum?

Ever have spoken to the people in them?

If you did ... you probably know what this post is all about...people we consider as poor are actually not poor and lot happier than we think, lot honest and hardworking than we can ever imagine ourselves to be. Body full of motivation and burning desire in one sense or other.
Here are few pictures to prove the fact .


























....... At the end of the day its not money which satisfies us...its peace of mind.Follow your dreams,& protect them...all of us can do 10 times better than what we are doing right now. NO matter WHAT!!!

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