Sense Of Purpose

“If we wanted five toys, we had to read five books. Nothing came for free — everything had to be earned.” 📚

That’s how Paris Jackson recalls the lessons her father — the legendary Michael Jackson — taught her and her brothers.

In one heartfelt interview, Paris revealed that her father gave them more than fame, comfort, or protection.
He gave them something far more enduring: discipline, gratitude, and a sense of purpose.

Though they grew up in a world of limousines, hotel suites, and global tours, Michael made sure his children saw life beyond the spotlight.

“We didn’t just stay in five-star hotels,” Paris said.
“We visited villages in third-world countries.
He wanted us to see the whole world — not just the glittering parts.”

At home, the rules were clear and consistent:
Nothing is given because of your name.
If you want something — you learn, you work, you earn.

Privilege came with responsibility, and growth was part of daily life.

Michael often reminded them that while other kids were playing outside, he spent his own childhood rehearsing, recording, and performing.
So he made sure his kids had something he never did —
a childhood filled with laughter, play, and discovery.

Today, Paris looks back with deep appreciation.
Her upbringing wasn’t typical — but it was transformative.

Michael Jackson didn’t just redefine music.
He redefined what it meant to be a father —
proving that the greatest inheritance isn’t wealth or fame,
but values that outlive the stage lights.
#Fragrance of Positivity