Saba HasanieGuest
Amanda LimHost
Jasmin DhillonHost
But what I am suggesting is that really the most important thing is to be grounded in who am I today? And who is the woman I'm trying to be for what hopefully is the next 40 or 50 years of life? I have a question

and it's kind of to do with, I don't know, I'm going to call it work ethic because I think that's how I perceive it.

Now, is that to do with how we were brought up and then I guess how they've been brought up or is it more to do with the conditioning as to the time in which they were brought up? Does that make, does my question make sense? Totally makes sense.

So the world context is, for a generation that was born in the last 20 years versus the world context of people who were born 40 or 50 years ago, very different.

Were you born from immigrants? Were you born with people who had a lot of resources, money or less? So, again, if we look at the map, the world context, totally different.

And so we're very good at vilifying people who have world context that are different than ours.

But what I am suggesting is that really the most important thing is to be grounded in who am I today? And who is the woman I'm trying to be for what hopefully is the next 40 or 50 years of life? I have a question

and it's kind of to do with, I don't know, I'm going to call it work ethic because I think that's how I perceive it.

Now, is that to do with how we were brought up and then I guess how they've been brought up or is it more to do with the conditioning as to the time in which they were brought up? Does that make, does my question make sense? Totally makes sense.

So the world context is, for a generation that was born in the last 20 years versus the world context of people who were born 40 or 50 years ago, very different.

Were you born from immigrants? Were you born with people who had a lot of resources, money or less? So, again, if we look at the map, the world context, totally different.

And so we're very good at vilifying people who have world context that are different than ours.
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