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 live life simply and with comfort...... 


sometimes we have everything but there's always something that we want to get, it could be anything, but what if we started living our life quite simple.... the answer is nothing happens and for sure we live happily. 

 so here's an example of this. 

                         Sunita and her shop

she is sunita 45 years old running a small shop of accessories and jewellery, Located in jalandhar's jyoti market from last 20 years of her life. 

she had dreams before her marriage to open jewellery showroom! but sadly she couldn't did that because she married at age of 20 due to family burden, and after sometime, her husband passed away and she became single mother of 2 children. 

after that she decided to open small shop in the market and take all responsibility of her family by own. And now she satisfied with her work but now she just want see the success of her children.. 

so, this is a little story that Inspiring everyone to live life in simple way.. 

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