Living within a broken system
Currently in the second to last week of the working year which I'm so excited about! Work has been a mixture of busyness & the observation/experience of people's survival mechanisms within a broken system. I am blessed to being doing a job where I get to show people hope through helping, but it has it's frustrations & "fun bits" to it too. I often state that the system is broken, but I have lately seen social media posts & have heard others saying if it wasn't designed in the way it was meant to how can we actually say it's broken when it's effectively doing what it's meant to. It's obvious in most spaces I find myself working in, and even living within. I live in South Auckland, always have but as I get older I'm seeing the evidence of systemic failures for our people. Don't get me wrong, this isn't a rant/post about how we don't get enough credit for the good happening in our community (that's another po...