This document summarizes an interview with an older person. Some key points include:
1) They were influenced most by their school teachers due to coming from a broken home with limited parental communication.
2) Technology like computers and smartphones have been both helpful for access to information but also annoying due to decreased privacy.
3) One of their proudest moments was being acknowledged as Valedictorian and completing their Masters ahead of their cohort.
4) The most important lessons they learned were about setting and achieving goals, working hard, staying true to yourself, and finding true happiness through helping others rather than money.
This document summarizes an interview with an older person. Some key points include:
1) They were influenced most by their school teachers due to coming from a broken home with limited parental communication.
2) Technology like computers and smartphones have been both helpful for access to information but also annoying due to decreased privacy.
3) One of their proudest moments was being acknowledged as Valedictorian and completing their Masters ahead of their cohort.
4) The most important lessons they learned were about setting and achieving goals, working hard, staying true to yourself, and finding true happiness through helping others rather than money.
This document summarizes an interview with an older person. Some key points include:
1) They were influenced most by their school teachers due to coming from a broken home with limited parental communication.
2) Technology like computers and smartphones have been both helpful for access to information but also annoying due to decreased privacy.
3) One of their proudest moments was being acknowledged as Valedictorian and completing their Masters ahead of their cohort.
4) The most important lessons they learned were about setting and achieving goals, working hard, staying true to yourself, and finding true happiness through helping others rather than money.
1. You are similar to me in your desire to learn and examine things outside your own culture. Willing to try new things with little hesitation before making any remarks. Where you differ from me beside the difference in age that gives me a huge experience advantage is you are introverted and I am an extrovert.
2. There was no one person who had the biggest influence on me, they were several and the one thing they had in common was that they were all school Teachers.
3. Technology that was most helpful, include computers and smart phones, most helpful and at the same time the most annoying. Having access to information makes life much easier but the down side is the world has a direct link to you and I value my time and privacy.
4. I believe I am very open with you but never mentioned that I always wanted to write a book on, “why being poor is a choice” and my experiences growing up poor and the challenges I encounter from my environment, family, friends and how I overcome adversity.
5. My parents divorced in 1970 so I come from a broken home communication with my parents was limited and I relied on my teachers and older friends for advice
6. My happiest moment in life include Waking up and realizing that I work because I choose too. My drive to succeed led me to become financial independent early in life and freed me from being a slave to an employer or a business.
7. Proudest moments include being acknowledge as Valedictorian and completing my Masters ahead of my cohort
8. Most important lessons include Setting goals, commit to completing your goals, work hard, stay true to yourself, don’t follow others if they are not going in your direction, money creates opportunities, it does not make you happy, true happiness comes from helping the people you care about. Enjoy life because time is not refundable, once you use its gone forever, so don’t waste it
10. I would like to be remembered as the Teacher who took the time to help the thousands of students I helped throughout the years.
21 Days of Effective Communication: Everyday Habits and Exercises to Improve Your Communication Skills and Social Intelligence: Positive Psychology Coaching Series, #17