This episode addresses two questions that are intriguing. 1) How does one overcome the first 9 years in a Romanian orphanage—a horrific experience and 2) then what was the drive to personally make a difference in the world. At the young age of 29 and author of Tabula Rasa: Beyond a Place Called There…Zoltan Powell is that powerful young man.
Show Notes:
- Describing his life growing up in a Romanian orphanage, the history of why and how 500,000 children were abandoned.
- How he came to America, taught himself English, was adopted and then abandoned.
- His boarding school years where he went from a defiant kid to the Student Council President in just a matter of a few years.
- His only two options.
- Homeless, no parents, no place to go, no place to live.
- A story of survival, struggle, acceptance, rejection, Zoltan Powell offers his story in Tabula Rasa: A Place Called There…
Amazaon:
https://www.amazon.com/Tabula-Rasa-Beyond-Place-Called-ebook/dp/B087D44HS7
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/tabularasa.immersion.5
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