The purpose of inspirational stories isn't only to create a sense of connection, but also to allow the listener to identify with the story regardless of where they are in their lives. Their receptivity to learning is increased as a result.

We all need a motivating force in our lives, in order to keep our hope alive and increase our productivity. This also helps to improve the value system and we tend to become grounded. As readers, we relate our lives to the character in some way.

Have you ever heard of the phrase 'paining millionaire'! We have also heard stories of those who have left all comforts behind to live life on the streets. But is this true? David Glashin, a 78-year-old man, is living such a unique life. David Glashin, a millionaire stockbroker, moved to Restoration Island on the Cape York Peninsula in 1997 off the coast of North Queensland.

The island's only resident was David Glashin. There are two female mannequins named Miranda and Phyllis in the coop, along with two lovable dingoes. The past few months have been very happy for me. With old age catching up, the 78-year-old has found living alone to be a misery. It would be great if two more people lived on the island. In case of a fall, David says it's for support.

The practice of collecting rainwater and drinking it is common. The main sources of food are fish from the sea, coconuts, and fruits. As a result, David is not able to pay his helpers. A couple in their middle ages who can help with various tasks around the island would be greatly appreciated.

The practice of collecting rainwater and drinking it is common. Most of the food is derived from fish, coconuts, and fruits. Due to his inability to pay his helpers, David is looking for a middle-aged couple who can do odd jobs around the island for him.

'I am not 18 years old now. This age is a bit tough. I passed out one day and then fell and broke my hip. Phones don't work when needed here half the time. The best security I can get is more people. At 80 we begin to fall. That's what's happening to me right now," says David.

David cannot leave this island. As a result of the 'Black Tuesday' crisis of 1987, he lost all of his wealth. After four years of marriage, he separated from his wife. Following this, David landed on this island. He arrived here with only three shirts, two pairs of shorts, a torch, a jar of chili powder, books, a toothbrush, and toothpaste. Now he has solar internet, lots of books and two mannequins. Even covid was not affected. Anyway, David is waiting for two people to come to his aid.