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The world you want to live in.

Started by Daniel Gibbons · 9 months ago

Be the change that you want to see in the world.
- Mahatma Gandhi
I could never really wrap my head around this one from Gandhi. I knew it was wise and true, but it always slipped into the abstract for me. Until recently…
I was in a car accident a few months ago. Major intersecti ... Continue reading »

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Kristin
10 months ago

Awesome. I've got tears in my eyes. Thanks for sharing this. Scott is a rock star.

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Danielle LaPorte
10 months ago

Thank you. Yes...he is a rock star. I cry every single time I read this - blubbered when I wrote it...and think "I really to cook for him more..."

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Kirsty
10 months ago

Hey Danielle:
Your challenge to zero in on an issue I feel slightly indignant about, the over development of residential properties along the beach front of a provincial park near my family's cottage, inspired me to pick up the phone. I spoke with the park superintendent about the 'condo development' signs tacked onto the Park Ontario sign posts near my cottage this past weekend. He had no idea the developer had put up these signs! The gist: they are going to take down these 'illegal' signs. A small triumph but it made me feel great.
Thanks! Kirsty

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three
7 months ago

That is a very nice and unusual story. If more people made an effort to apologize following an accident, I think personal injury claims would drop significantly. One major reason why people want to file lawsuits is the poor experience with the perpetrator and insurance companiesSan Diego Personal Injury Attorney

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personal_injury
6 months ago

I wish and hope I could be as civil as that should something serious happen to me. Fortunately nothing serious has ever happened. Lets hope that I get the same feeling of goodwill as your Scott.

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