This book is not born from abundance, but from limitations that are lived with patience. It was not written to patronize, nor to show off success, but as a living testimony—that even from poverty can grow strength, as long as gratitude and the spirit of learning never die out. I was born the son of a poor farmer. Socially isolated, living on the margins, and often feeling small in the world. But my parents had one never-ending wealth: the hope that their children would stay in school and not repeat their fate. The phrase I heard most often since childhood was "A diligent school. Don't live like us." From there this whole journey begins.