I'm listening to the documentary about him now.
That's real success. An older relative once told me that when a person is on his or her deathbed, they aren't saying, "gee I wish I had worked more, or made more money." What they are thinking about is how they treated and cared about others, and how much time they took out to spend with those that they love the most. Great article steemtruth. It sort of reminds me of George Muller. He lived in England during the late 1800's, and started one of the first orphanages there. He raised millions, but when he died all he had were a few belongings. He was also a great success, thousands benefited through his life and work.
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I have not heard of George Muller but I will look him up. He sounds like another good man. I hope that you enjoy the documentary about Chuck..