When Tammy thinks back to her upbringing all she can do is offer empathy for her father. Her biological father made some very bad choices. But did that make him a bad man a bad person? Tammy knows how his parents were and understand how they shaped who he was. You have got to hear about her upbringing and things she can remember from a very early age like 2 years old.

Tammy's mother was careful to never throw her biological dad "under the bus." Her mom was wise enough to know that in time Tammy would glean the truth. But in response to her mother never saying her dad was a bad man, Tammy learned he had just made bad choices. She is able to apply that to the general population now! We all get to make our own choices and believe the perception we have created. Adversity can breed character-building. Tammy is almost drawn to challenges but sees them as an opportunity to grow. We are all in charge of our destiny within our choices. We can accept or change our perception.

Quotes from the episode:

Chief Tecumseh Words of Wisdom: “When you rise in the morning give thanks for the food and for thejoy of living. And if you see no reason for giving thanks, then the fault lies only in yourself.”

William Shakespeare: “A Jack of all trades is a master of none. But often times, is better than a master of 1.”

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