I have given this auto-biography of me as 

'Biography of a Common Man'.

Introduction

This is the biography of a common man - a man who, like all common people, was born in a common family, brought up like millions of children of common families, who struggled for achieving something for being happy. By ‘common’ he is referred to as a person, who is neither a privileged person (privileged by power, position, prosperity etc.) nor a deprived person (deprived on social, economical, physical or other such basis). He is a person who struggled without losing hopes. 

He worked hard for being happy without having any perception about happiness. Sometimes he felt that he can be happy if he prospers; sometimes he felt that he can be happy if he is satisfied with what god has given him; sometimes he felt that he can be happy if he has an adoring family. Based on these feelings he worked hard to be prosperous, but when he failed he gave up and sought happiness in satisfaction. He worked for his family, for parents, brothers-sisters and, after marriage, his wife and felt that love of family is the real happiness. It would be better if we read it in his words as an autobiography.