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Dec 05, 2013
Finding Love

Finding Love

Filmmaker and photographer Hailey Bartholomew recently moved to the beach and decided to test her theory that "what we see mainly depends on what we look for." In three weeks of walking the beach every couple of days, she and her family and friends found 352 heart rocks! In this sweet video, made on a shoestring budget (filmed on an iPhone and edited in iMovie), Hailey concludes that "If we choose to look for something beautiful in the people around us, we will find it."
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A Shift to Humility: Resilience & Change

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December 5, 2013

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A Shift to Humility: Resilience & Change

Do your little bit of good where you are; its those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.

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A Shift to Humility: Resilience & Change

Andrew Zolli, the curator and executive director of PopTech, was interviewing a farmer in Kenya where climate effects have dramatically shifted rain patterns to the point where their crops have stopped growing. These farmers, mostly women, have had to leave their homes near schools, hospitals, and fixed infrastructure in order to survive. During the interview, she looked at Zolli in the eye and said, “You’re coming here to study me. But I have to tell you, I am your future.” { read more }

Be The Change

Do one thing today that reminds you to see past your own ego, whether it’s recycling something on the street, opening a door for someone, or noticing if someone needs a smile. Today is all about remembering that we’re all in this together.

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