How My Experience with Poverty in China Changed My Life

I was caught by the human pain and the exciting smell of pain penetrated into my nostrils. Behind me, humans are staring at me, as if I came from Mars. Hungry hyena is my lion. Children making disguises made of rags are wearing what they are doing. They look like they are very fragile and very weak, as if they fall and fall to 1 million pieces with a slight feel. I ignored their open arms and tried to keep crushing the broken concrete road.

For the most part of my life, I was dominated by figures. Since I grew up in poverty, calculating the changes in food is an introduction to the power of my index. I became anorexia at the age of 13, so my weight measured my value. I need a scholarship to be able to afford college, so my SAT score will determine my future. When I am 23 years old and I realize I am single, 30 is my deadline. But I still feel that I am forced to live perfectly in the first 25 years of my life, based on figures. Of course, I think suppression is the many reasons behind it. But the remuneration for sticking to these rewards is very obvious. At the low point of my anorexia, when I weighed 91 pounds and a nurse was trying to find my pulse, the model agent gave me a card with an ice cream parlor during my bad summer job It was. "Please use those eyes" and when she handed up a 670 calorie cone, I said, "I can do something with you."

The life experience I defined was when my parents took me to the country of the third world when I was a child. The impression of extreme poverty made me deeply passionate about what I should do. Therefore, I will integrate social and environmental sustainability into my business (value promotes the way I do business, even though I am not in that area). My father passed away when I was 35 years old. He worked until he died of death. After his death, I told myself I would not do this. So at the age of 43, I was listed two companies and helped me sell a lot of another company. Meanwhile, real wealth realized that it is measured by whether you have time to do what you want to do.