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What do poverty, addiction, education, faith, and 50-year marriages have in common?
Generational patterns. Some are meant to be broken, and some are worth carrying forward.
Today's guest, Donald Williams, has experienced both, and his story is a beautiful reminder that where you come from can shape you without having to define you.
Don't let where you're born dictate what you're going to be.
Learn more about Donald Williams and his book Born of Nothing:
#Magsmindset #PersonalGrowth #GenerationalTrauma #BreakingGenerationalCycles #SelfAwareness #Family #Relationships #AddictionRecovery
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