It’s interesting to me to that Seth titled his book “what matters now”. Will people still read it in the future without realizing it’s outdated? Of course, by then he will likely come out with another book: “what mattered back then.”

On thinking small – It’s easy to look at all the trouble in the world and get a little overwhelmed. Sometimes I think this makes it’s easier to look the other way. After all, the problem is huge, we’ll never solve it (world hunger of example). Magnitude can be a convenient excuse for apathy. However, the truth is that each of us has the power to change the world, or to sit back and watch people flounder. I suspect that those things we do for others are intrinsically more valuable on the whole, than the things we do for ourselves.

Thank you for reminding us to change our thinking toward others – the only way positive change will ever happen.

Don F Perkins

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