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RE: What I Learned from Being “Poor”
Thank you for your awesome comment. Also thank you for tipu. :)
I once worked in an organization with the homeless. While I was Business Manager I lived in the same building as they did. More days than not I also ate with them, even after work.
Obviously it all started with my family’s background and also upbringing, but I credit that period most for who I became.
For who I am.
Again, thank you for your awesome comment. 🦇
I agree that it starts with the family, but, our experiences are what mold our character into who we become.
I was frequently chastised by those that did not involve themselves with the less than fortunate for becoming part of their lives in serving, eating with them and for helping find solutions to their life.
How can that ever be a bad thing???
And the pleasure is always mine.