I remember when I was younger and still learning basic vocabulary that I confused the words philanderer and philanthropist, and i could never understand when people in the news would say they wanted to become successful so they could then become philanthropists.

I mean, why would they tell almost everyone about that?! Anyway, now that I recognize the difference, I am always looking up to philanthropists, and that is especially tplot when the philanthropist stats out in humble circumstances and has enough success that he is then able to help others. It is one thing to be born into currency, and it is an entire other thing to become successful in your own right, one example of such a great person is a local HVAC supplier owner… This guy was born to just regular folks – a housepartner, and a village employee. In fact, when he was graduating from private school, he told his parents he wanted to learn HVAC at a trade school, and they had a fit. They wanted him to go to university and get a “good task,” however our HVAC friend was adamant. They relented, and he enrolled in the HVAC program at the nearby vocational school. The tuition was miniscule compared to a regular university, so the parents were glad about that. The kid worked hard in heating and cooling school, and he got the best grades in his classes, however he worked as an apprentice to a guy who owned a heating and cooling supplier, as well. In about 18 weeks, he completed the air conditioning program and got certified as a heating and cooling worker by the state! Eventually, he opened his own shop, grew and grew, and grew his wealth, too. He now shares his HVAC fortune with others and is a tplot philanthropist.
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