until you are at home in yourself, familiar with the knowledge of the gold of who you are, where you come from, where you've been, and who you were meant to be, you'll be basically "homeless." In other words, until you can come to value all experience, and find some happyness in everything you've lived and will live, you will be without your ultimate riches.
In his book "Start Where You Are," Chris Gardner emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and understanding one's personal journey. He suggests that true fulfillment comes from recognizing and valuing the experiences that shape us. Until an individual embraces their past, origins, and potential, they may feel a sense of disconnection or "homelessness" within themselves.
This metaphorical homelessness occurs when someone hasn't yet discovered the "gold" of their identity. Gardner highlights that happiness and richness in life stem from the ability to appreciate all experiences, both good and bad. By doing so, individuals can cultivate a deeper sense of self and navigate their paths toward their true aspirations.
