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My name is Shari Francis. I was born in 19XX and raised in a small rural community, just north of the city I now call home. I lived with my mother, father, and three older brothers. It has been forty years since I left my childhood community, never wanting to look back, yet I am grateful for all the hard lessons that I learned there. Those critical years provided the foundation on which I built my entire life. It was there that would shape the framework that represents who I am and what I have achieved through perseverance, focus, and passion.  \nThe goal to succeed was quite an ambition for a little girl born into poverty. Not long into my childhood I realized I was different from most of the other children. My unfinished house was hidden from view. We had no running water, and often no electricity. I saw other kids’ houses when on the bus on the way to school and wondered why I was so different, and why we didn’t have the things other kids had. I was often ostracised and teased by my peers in elementary school. I learned to play independently, and that served me well. I grew to enjoy my own company and wasn’t afraid to be alone. Albeit the difficulties, I persisted in doing well in as much as I could. I maintained good grades and almost perfect attendance throughout my years in elementary school.  \nThe unyielding desire to succeed grew because I didn’t want to live like my parents. My family lived on the welfare system. My father had precarious employment, but most often he was unemployed. My parents identified as victims of poverty, and their far-left political beliefs were front and centre of my childhood. I was raised listening to discussions about capitalism and communism, and the value of social justice and righteousness. I loved my parents for instilling such important teachings and admired the kindness they showed to others. Nevertheless, as I matured, I  \nbecame focused on living a different life. There were pivotal moments when I remember saying “I know I don’t want this! I know I want something better.” I did not share the same ideology as my parents, and I wanted to prove that I was not going to carry on the cycle.  \nI began to develop my own theories about the poverty plight that my parents taught me and became autonomous in my thinking. Once it was time for high school in the city, I left home. I spent much of my high school years couch surfing from one place to another. I wasn’t homeless, or a runaway, but somewhere in between. I immediately began looking for work so I could have a sense of stability and make my way independently. I believed that with hard work I could do well for myself. I got my first job in the library of my high school. It was a perfect job for me, and I worked there all through high school. The librarian was a wonderful man who was also a great mentor. He was quietly important and likely never knew the impact he had on my life. It was there in that library that my value of working was solidified. I began working more than one job throughout high school. I loved the feeling of satisfaction of a job well done and the results that came with that. I felt accomplished and proud of myself, and this would continue to be a driving force in my developing work ethic.  \nThe focus on work and self-sustainability was reinforced by a position I secured with the help of the social services department in my community. There was a program available to the dependents of welfare recipients, and I was called in to meet with a man in an office building downtown. The man talked to me about jobs and placements, and how he could help me. As an adult, I came to understand that it was a subsidy program. I was provided opportunities to work at group homes for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 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