A lot! Fortunately, if the experiences were more negative, they don’t have to control you nor bother you as much as you get older. There’s time and space to heal and get better thankfully.
Thank you Jordan for sharing your thoughts
Yes true I understand you, no need to say any more about my childhood. Thank you for that Jacqueline.
You’re welcome David
My childhood had a tremendous impact on who I am today, especially my mom. She was a very strong woman and a fighter, and I am exactly the same thank goodness! Of course there are many things from my childhood that shaped who I am today.
Thank you, Teresa, for sharing your thoughts
Uhm?? I’m not too sure how to answer this question? Most people in the western world mindset would call it child laber. My childhood I was working I knew about money at a very early age. Then I learnt how to make money. Now as a adult I’m what you can call an entrepreneur. My childhood experience teach me to become the man I am now. I have my own company once catering business, but unfortunately via Coroavirus corvit19 I lost everything. But I still managed to fall back on import and export to make money. My childhood experiences teach me a lot of things about life.
When you said, “My childhood experience taught me to become the man, I am today.” Was all you needed to say to answer this question because it speaks volumes and I thought it was well said. Not to say that everything else you said doesn’t matter it just that that statement stood out to me thanks for sharing your thoughts
Thanks Gina for sharing your thoughts