I am not impressed by someone’s ability to intimidate, cajole, persuade, manipulate, overpower or overwhelm others. No, what impresses me most are the people who have the ability to do these things, but who choose instead to let kindness lead them to success.
I was inspired this weekend by the work of Jaime Rojo and Steven P. Harrington, founders of Brooklyn Street Art. To simplify things a bit, Jaime wanders the streets of New York City with open eyes, actually paying attention to the wonders of the world around us. (More on their work at the end of this piece.)
That got me thinking: you don’t have to live in Brooklyn to be inspired by the world around you. You don’t have to be artistic or rich or lucky to make the world – your world – a better place.
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