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My Happiest Time In My Life

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Introduction
The happiest time in my life was when I started to think that I have to do something that makes me feel proud of myself, and trying to do something I’ve never done before or even didn’t think about it. I always wanted to write a book but it was just a dream and an impossible thing to do because I’m a full time employee and a student at the same time so it’s hard for me to find a free time to set up what is in my mind. One day I read a quote that encouraged me and let me decide to move on no matter what and only then I deleted the impossible word from my mind. The quote was “We would accomplish many more things if we did not think of them as impossible.” And only then my book journey had started.

Create the book idea
I was confused about the book idea and I didn’t know what to write about and what type of books should it be. I wanted for my first book to be unique and valuable so I decided to write about ”Dubai”. This is the least duty I can do towards my city so I started to read about Dubai 's greatest local and international achievements and how the city changed during a short period of time to be one of the best cities in the world. I finished all the preparations the last remaining thing is to choose the title for the book and it was the hardest thing because the title is what attracts the reader to it. I think a lot and after a deep thought I chose to name it “I’m From Dubai “.

The steps to create the book
First I began to write the

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