Always never be afraid to do the right thing, never have regrets that you sometimes stood alone.

At about 32, I realized many things about life. My attachment to my immediate family was more robust, and my care for riches was not so much. I was absorbed with working for a living but living not for working. Strange that I had no time for friendship in the idea of buddies but involved myself entirely in the family. Deep concentration brought peace within me because I no longer took myself seriously. I realized at this moment in time I had the opportunities to coach and teach my kids and grandkids in the future; this became my life. My decision to make the right choices, as I have seen them at the time, always worked out as I had hoped. Being a person with no patience, it took great pain to listen and be understanding in situations that required them. My family has always surrounded me, never alone; our greatest mind-saving gift is children.