YOUNG CARE – THE UPPER MIDDLE ECHELON
Standing in the crowd at the Youngcare cocktail event @ Zuri. They present their cause so incredibly poignantly. They have really empowered the upper middle echelons of Brisbane to really contribute to something. Purpose transferance...
The truth is, most people are here because their friends bought them a ticket (me) or to network. I guess that is the way of the world. We strive to change the world in our little way. The hard part is to trick people into believing our way is the way it should be changed.
It's good to see what is possible with the right crowd and intention though!! I feel inspired by what they have achieved!
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