>3. As people know better, they
>do better. Many of
>today's monied athletes are young
>(under 25), so, beyond setting
>up a generic foundation that
>they pay someone to run
>for them, their minds may
>not be wrapped around the
>idea of tangible change.
>
>4. Each person in his/her own
>time, not when someone else
>decides. Give them a
>chance to evolve.
>
>Its all about perspective.
>Just thoughts. peace.

you're right...a lot of them might have their priorities in a different place just because they are so young. they may be taking care of family first, or just buying everything they thought they ever wanted (like most people will when they get a little loot, be it $50 or a million extra).

so the changes they make might have yet to be seen.




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