The author's approach to life?

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I see it in two different ways. If the memories were good, you will embrace them. i they were bad then you must forget and do something to redeem yourself tom them.
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The upbringing and environment during childhood will always remain the prime factor in the development of a particular personality when the individual grows up. Apart from that his own hard work, concentration, focus, and determination will play a pivotal role in making a career in this tough and competitive world. So it is an amalgamation of both the things and only the true warriors will be the winners.
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Jacquelyn-63 wrote: 24 Jul 2019, 10:42 I think it’s a combination. No one can ever completely reject their childhood. The only thing you can do is learn from it so that you want to change things. Those things are what turned you into the person you are today.
I completely agree with you.
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