Grandpa's Tips

The PANDEMIC that broke out in 2020 changed the plans of the Millennium generation and many left schools.
Others committed themselves to starting a family. They decided that life is too short to spend in solitude.
Others searched for advice from family members who had been through extraordinary circumstances.
And what better than The Grandfather Experience, like that of Jesse (Jesus).
A person who learned the art of building circles of support with the resources that exist around us.
He learned how to take advantage of the intervention of mentors. Using their positive charges to make appropriate decisions. And spring out his encounter with God.
He jumped into new experiences and tried difficult tasks without seeing well. Being partially blind since birth, with a poor education. Then at age 14 his father died. He started looking for a guide. He learned the importance of creating meaningful circles of support. He developed different skills while learning to adjust. He faced many difficulties in his life but emerged triumphantly. From extreme poverty in Mexico to becoming a middle-class citizen in the USA.
Here he is going to share some suggestions, tips, and rules that society imposes on us to live a healthy and prosperous life.
If you feel the need to listen to good advice (any day of the week), just open this book. Whatever leaf you choose, it will give you that satisfaction.
This is how Jesse narrates his story:
"I was born in 1953. I am now a grandfather (and a great-grandfather).
But to make this story interesting. I will be starting by saying that in 1958, my family was deported to Mexico from the USA. My family had to endure extreme poverty in a poor neighborhood on the Mexican Border (in Mexicali BC in Mexico)."
I attempted to return to school in the USA, but I could not be separated from my family and went back to Mexico. Then, in 1968 my father died. I returned to the USA. My intention was to work. At that time, the reappearance of racial conflict in the United States was a terrible experience. I saw many young people addicted to drugs. The drug culture was also flourishing in Mexico (not to mention in Mexicali, Northern BC in Mexico)."
Jesse explains:
"I learned that the best way to cope with adversity, stress, hopelessness, and danger was to connect with the right people (building circles of support). I was able to achieve personal success" that way.
Our feelings, emotions and growing moral beliefs are evolving and we are what we have transformed ourselves to be.
Not the sum of our mistakes!
"And here I share my experiences in the search for mentors. How I achieved self-reconciliation and my encounter with God. To create opportunities to help others move from a culture of poverty to one of prosperity.
Simply following clues, using the tools God puts at our disposal."
Where is the Path to Success?
What Keeps Us from Succeeding?
Two ways of seeing prosperity, e.g., USA Society and a Migrant Culture:
What Keeps us from Moving Ahead?
Let us not Offend Anyone.
What Are We Looking For?
Where Is Our Faith?
Why Is the Love of Our Parents Vital?
Why Seek a Therapy Groups?
How Does the Dynamics of Support in Therapeutic Groups Work?
Where Do We Waist our Time and Energy unsuccessfully?
Why is The Forgiveness Process Important?
What Knowledge is Required to Embark on a Journey to Success?
What Reflections and Advice Would a Grandfather Give?
What Conclusions and Tips did Grandpa come up with?
Just pay attention and follow these recommendations!