Suzanne D Burns
Suzanne D Burns
Poverty Mindset- Hidden Rules and Patterns in Poverty
Poverty Mindset- Hidden Rules and Patterns in Poverty
Poverty Mindset- Hidden Rules and Patterns in Poverty
Friday 25th September 2020
Join Suzanne Burns as she unpacks the poverty mindset and its hidden patterns on 'Trauma Informed Church'. Gain valuable insights today.
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Suzanne D Burns
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Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Unpacking the Poverty Mindset: Insights from Suzanne Burns
So these are some of the reasons why, in a podcast titled trauma-informed church, I wanted to start first with these underlayments of the poverty mindset, because this is the worldview in which your people operate.
Why is it that sometimes, giving financial help to those in need doesn't solve their problems? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Trauma Informed Church', Suzanne Burns dives into the complexities of the poverty mindset. She shares a personal story about someone wealthy who struggled with simple decisions like buying a cheeseburger, highlighting how deeply ingrained and impactful these mindsets can be.
Burns explains the difference between a poverty worldview and material poverty, shedding light on why just providing money isn't always the solution. She explores how relationships, survival tactics, and even background noise play crucial roles in decision-making for those living in poverty. The episode also delves into the concept of legacy within poverty, emphasizing its significance in breaking the cycle.
Suzanne's insights are invaluable for anyone looking to serve their community more effectively, providing practical advice on navigating these hidden patterns. Whether you're a Christian leader or someone passionate about community service, this episode offers a fresh perspective on addressing poverty beyond just financial aid.