His Father Was Once Wealthy But Went Bankrupt Due to Being Deceived, Raffi Ahmad Became a Hard Worker Since Junior High School

Kapanlagi.com - Success is now being felt by Raffi Ahmad. However, it was not easily obtained by Nagita Slavina's husband. When he was a guest star in an interview session with Ari Lasso some time ago, Raffi talked about his journey to reach his current position.

Raffi Ahmad's struggle began with his desire to help his family when his father went bankrupt after being deceived. At that time, his father was in a stable position working at a bank.

"My father used to be wealthy, had a good position at the bank. From 1st to 6th grade, I was bought toys every week. But when the bank was liquidated, I thought, 'Why wasn't I ever bought toys?'"," he recalled as quoted from Ari Lasso TV's YouTube account, (25/3).

1. Working Since Junior High School

Seeing his family's condition, Raffi Ahmad finally felt that he had to do something. He began to become a hard worker at that time.

"Until finally, when I was in junior high school, my father said that he was deceived, and I finally realized 'oh, poor dad', so I started working, looking for money, my dad was sick," said Raffi.

2. Losing Youth

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He admitted that the youth that he should have experienced had to pass by. Raffi spent his youth working to help his family's economy.

"I didn't have time for junior high school, I didn't have time for high school, I didn't have time for college, I just worked, worked, worked. But I'm happy, I really enjoy my career like this," said Raffi.

Not only that, valuable time to gather with family was also often missed by Raffi Ahmad. But he did all of this for the future of the people he loves.

"I lost a lot of time with my dad, mom, younger siblings, and even now I might be losing a lot of time with Rafathar, but it's so that they can live a normal life unlike me," he added.

3. For Children and Future Generations

All the hard work that Raffi Ahmad has done so far is not without reason. One of his strongest motivations is so that his children and future generations don't have to do the same things he is doing now.

"I don't want my children and future generations to have to work as hard as I do. So whatever I can do now, it's actually not for me. I think about it for the sake of Rafathar," said the 33-year-old man firmly.

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