Markus Kaulius grew up in extreme poverty wearing hand-me-downs and a $6 striped shirt. He tells listeners that if they're tuning in, they already sense there's more to life than hardship, and they can build a better future.
Chapters
such a brutal path. As brutal as you can imagine. We had no money. My life was marked by being poor. I wore all of my sister's hand-me-downs all my growing up years. This hideous $6 shirt that we bought for me when I was in grade 8 because I went to a public school. And I was so excited about that hideous shirt. That was like my first shirt. It was this terrible striped thing that cost $6 but I wore it so proudly. And I swear I probably wore it 13 out of the first 14 days because I'm like, you don't understand. This is my shirt. That That's the path that I was on. I was like, no, there has to be more to life than this. And I know if you're listening to this podcast, that is the voice that's in your head right now. I know it because you wouldn't be listening to this kind of amazing podcast. You're listening because you believe there's more. You read because you know there's more. Let me tell you for certain, there is more.