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Letters To A Much Younger Me: On The Importance of Struggle

Dear 12-year-old me: Over the years, I’ve frequently wondered if my parents enjoyed pain.  Seriously.  After all, they seemed to always make the arduous and frequently painful choices in life, from the highly strategic: why continue a comfortable life in Egypt when they can immigrate to the US and start at the bottom, to the very tactical:…

December 7, 2014 in Letters To A Much Younger Me, Self Improvement.

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