Dear Gerald,
I must first of all confess to you that even as I write, I'm filled with scepticism on how this correspondence will go. So am seeking advanced forgiveness for any sort of offence I may unwittingly create, and I also seek your patience in reading this email.
I am a 9-to-5 desk bound office worker. Through years of being with the same company, I've managed to earn my seniority and experience in dealing with international environmental agreements. I am happy with my wage - After all, I'm duly employed and these days in this unpredictable climate, it is a situation that I'm very grateful for, being gainfully employed, that is.
But everyday there is something nagging at me to do something to increase my resilience to the changing world where everything seems to get more costly and so quickly, and where, quite frankly, money helps to take the discomfort ...
