Running Away from his Grip

ust a simple success in business and advocacy; it is victory over those who want to destroy their principles and goals. But they k

get away from the noise of business and foundation projects to focus on their family. They chose to return to their beach home, a

the past seem to be slowly disappearing, and in his eyes, he can clearly see a brighter future. Sally

while holding Joaquin's hand. "But now, we are here

're right, Sally. Before, we were here to

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om business partners and fellow philanthropic organizations. Many new and great opportunities came after their successful confrontation with the advers

nd Sally to be part of a larger project-a global initiative for addressing the problems of climate change and sustainability. Althoug

ly said as she read the detailed project plan. "It's not j

e fight is bigger, but we can also give more h

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ernational partners, prominent leaders of different countries, and fellow philanthropists with the same mission-to promote advocacy

empts by their enemies to destroy their reputation, they see how these experiences have shaped them to become stronger. With every step t

ting and reading some reports about their completed proje

ur mind, Sally?" Joaquin

e got here, Joaquin. Everything we've been through, all the battles and victories-it seem

ere, but I do know that every decision we've made, every battle we've chosen

that despite everything, they are stronger now. They know true happiness is not found in w

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elebrate their achievements and the new beginning. Partners, donors, and beneficiaries of the fo

seems to be a look back at everything they've been through, from simple proj

a commitment-a commitment to continue giving hope to those in need. It's not

t for the future. A future that is brighter, fairer, and more just for all. We have p

quin and Sally felt that more than the successes they had achieved,

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enue, they gazed at the stars in the sky. The scenery was beautif

enges will be, Joaquin?" Sally as

t whatever comes, I know we can handle it. As long

shoulder. "You're right. We're all in