Fulfillment, I'm sure, struck her as a rich person's conceit.
In "Becoming," Michelle Obama explores the concept of fulfillment and its perception in society. She reflects on how this idea can often seem like a luxury that only wealthy individuals can afford to contemplate. For many, especially those facing economic challenges, the notion of fulfillment may feel distant or unattainable. The author delves into the complexity of achieving personal satisfaction and success, emphasizing that it is not solely the domain of privilege. Michelle's insights encourage readers to reconsider what fulfillment means in their own lives and how it can be pursued regardless of one's financial status.
In "Becoming," Michelle Obama explores the concept of fulfillment and its perception in society. She reflects on how this idea can often seem like a luxury that only wealthy individuals can afford to contemplate. For many, especially those facing economic challenges, the notion of fulfillment may feel distant or unattainable.
The author delves into the complexity of achieving personal satisfaction and success, emphasizing that it is not solely the domain of privilege. Michelle's insights encourage readers to reconsider what fulfillment means in their own lives and how it can be pursued regardless of one's financial status.
