We are what we build

Lois Farfel Stark
We are what we build
We are what we build
We are what we build
We are what we build
About This Quote

We are what we build. Building something is like when you are building a house or repairing your car, you are using your skills and energy to bring something into the world. When the house or car is done, then you have done something. We are what we build, in the same way, when we build good relationships with people, we make them better. By building good relationships with people in our lives, we make them better.

Source: The Telling Image: Shapes Of Changing Times

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