On the recordJuly 10, 2019
When bad things happen to us, we should not ask the question why did it happen to us but we should ask the question why did it happen for us.
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congress.govWhen bad things happen to us, we should not ask the question why did it happen to us but we should ask the question why did it happen for us.
Cummings encourages a positive perspective on adversity.
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