It’s not often I come across a YouTube video clip that brings a tear to my eye. This touches many of the things I’ve been writing about recently.
It’s only two minutes long (don’t worry about the words -- you don’t need to understand them). I guarantee it will lift your spirits.
Changing the world really is quite simple -- just make a start.
Credit
I found the clip through Joe one of my recently discovered blogging friends -- check out his blog Speak Compassion. He’s also writing about many things related to Nonviolent Communication and I recommend a visit there to see what he’s writing about.
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What an inspirational start to Friday. Very uplifting and just plain nice. Thank you Ian!
Hope you and your family have a great weekend!
Sherri
Awesome video! Just like Sherri said, a great way to start Friday and the weekend!
Look what we can do with just a few moments of cooperation.
This is simply great and inspiring video! The words came out of my mind seeing this video were “Hand me your hand and we can change the world!”.. Yes We can!!..
Nice, quick inspiration. Thank you, too, Ian for turning us on to Joe’s blog. Good stuff there.
Interesting dig at the police in one of the end shots – they sit idly by, napping more or less, while people get on with it.
Gotta say, though … a chain saw would have have come in handy.
Hi Ian, thanks for the link, I’ve subscribed to Joe’s blog.
I do think significant change can occur by working together on immediate problems!
Great article and you are very right up lifting.
Have a great weekend.
thanks for the video, You are right. It made me smile and brought a tear to my eye.
wonderful
@Everyone … I’m happy to hear you enjoyed the video as much as I did. And I appreciate you commenting and letting me know.
Ian,
I loved the video and it did bring tears to my eyes. What an inspiration. Thank you!
Hi Ian,
This is a powerfully moving video, what one person can do. Wow!