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Anthony Zuniga: Why I Stopped Thinking like a Victim

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First published at 00:23 UTC on May 11th, 2022.

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“I took control of my life because I realized that nobody was going to come and save me.”

Given the hardships he endured, Anthony Zuniga could have easily blamed others or chosen the wrong path. Instead, he drew strength from his Mexican-American g…

“I took control of my life because I realized that nobody was going to come and save me.”

Given the hardships he endured, Anthony Zuniga could have easily blamed others or chosen the wrong path. Instead, he drew strength from his Mexican-American grandparents who taught him the values of hard work and providing for your family. Returning to his faith, he made drastic life changes and created opportunities for himself. Proof that you’re not defined by your parents or the neighborhood you grew up in, Anthony charted his own course.

“You’re born looking like your parents. You die looking like your decisions.”

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