Chadwick’s Cultivated Circumstances is a small publication that carries a big punch. It explains how experience can sometimes be priceless.

It's the year of 2021, as we are still living through this pandemic from Covid-19. Did anyone wonder how much experience was gained on an individual level and as a society? What was learned and how did people survive their created or uncreated circumstances? Did people use their own new or past experiences to get them through this interesting time period? Worldwide pandemic or not, many have to work for a living.

Along the way of working, some people may question or examine their worth. Worth can be defined as the value equivalent to that of someone or something under consideration, the level at which someone or something deserves to be valued or rated. How did people feel being deemed as an essential or non-essential worker? After being classified, some people were indeed laid off and found themselves without employment.

After hearing and seeing some people lose their jobs, author Charles Chadwick thought hard about his own working experiences and career pathway. As he reflected off his previous and current employment, he thought about how he has survived off his skills. Whether to push minimum wage up to $15.00 per hour when some people are without work is a deep question, but who has the answers? If and when it does happen, who knows what the outcome could be?

In the meantime, Charles wants to encourage everybody to get some type of experience instead of speculating over if or when the minimum wage will ever be pushed up. In this short book, Charles will show how anyone who has gained experience can cultivate success through their circumstances. If a person has some type of "experience", then they can survive anything, even a pandemic!