Not only does it do that, but I believe that education is the way to begin to fight the rampant spread of affluenza. Neither affluence nor poverty should be romanticized, for neither holds the keys to the kingdom of happiness. I too, believe that working in a job that one loves is part of the universal plan. I would like to think that it is there somewhere for each of us, no matter what our socio-economic status, if we follow our hearts and broaden our definition of work. In response to Robyne's request for references for publication.
Money is no substitute for love.
Seems like a lot of us know that. Obviously, I have some ideas of my own, but would love to hear yours. More next week. Thanks for letting me be a part of this.