Saima is the daughter of a farmer, who lives in a village, near Tandu Allah Yar and struggles for well-being of herself and her family. She wakes up early at 6am, takes a good breakfast, attends college for which she has to walk for 1 hour, and gets back by 1pm. Afterward, she enjoys good food from his father's farm, supports her mother in the business of bookbinding, and gives tuition to students and then after taking healthy dinner, she gives time to her own studies and then sleeps early to make sure a healthy sleep. Despite so much struggle, she is so grateful to his God for whatever she has. She has been doing that regularly for the past two years and she envisions becoming an electrical engineer to support his entire village with better and cheaper electricity sources. How do you think the story relates to the principles and habits of Self-Discipline?