YOU NEED TO CHANGE.

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Nothing  will change unless you  change. 
  Some of the amazing  part of life is that nothing will change unless you choose to change, nothing will get better unless you decided to do better.
  It is not about luck or circumstances, it is all about thinking of ways to be more productive, ways to be more creative in any specialization or facet of life. You need to know that challenging events will come your way in life, you need to realize that things will not be rosy at all time in your life, don't worry that's normal in part of being human.
  Remember, if you are waiting for the economy to change, your income to change, your relationship  to change, waiting for something to change, nothing will change unless you decided to change.
  If you want change, YOU MUST CHANGE, if you want better, YOU MUST BE BETTER.

 NOW TAKE NOTE. 
Whenever you  realized you need a change in your life, you must always bear it in your mind that it is a gradual processes with maximum consistency.
  This principle of graduation must be your default setting, because if you take it too hard on yourself, nothing  will be achieve, and when you do not achieve it, you become frustrated.
  Lastly and the most important  part, remember your time is your life, and your life is your capital, always make sure your transaction with this capital is always with God, the only means to attain everlasting happiness. Each of your breaths is a priceless jewel and when it passes away, it never return.

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