William Fonseca

with a vision to serve the community.

And I just bought into them.

I bought them back and I closed them down.

I remodeled them and I just opened them back.

And these particular schools are packed to capacity.

But what's interesting in that book, it was missing that particular phase.

So it all starts at your childhood.

I know for a fact that

Everybody is born with an opportunity, but the result cannot all be the same.

So now I'm looking into childhood behavior.

So for the past 15 years, I've been looking at supporting ministries or being part of, I feed 650 kids a day in Honduras.

What attracted me to Honduras?

An invite.

I go to Oropoli.

It's on the border of Nicaragua, human trafficking, what they do to these kids, how they prostitute them.

How do you feel when they tie you to a chair and they touch you and you don't have no one to go to?

Then you have an identity problem.

So I've used that hump.

to define who I really am today.

Obviously, my vision that's given by God to me is not financially few, so I've got plenty of money to do that.