Today I’m reviewing a documentary that carries within a truth about you and me, and anyone and everyone who’s ever felt an inner urge to create and share a spark of light for the benefit of humanity. May this gentle reminder help you remember to always be, feel, think and act sourced in your deepest gift to all.
Last week I had the fortune if watching film maker Robert Rodriguez speak at RISE (an entrepreneurship conference). He blew me away so much that I decided to dedicate this post to sharing the most important lesson that I learned from him that day. I challenge you to invest 5 minutes in your day to listen to this simple yet life transforming insight.
How many times do you stop and think about the depth of your impact in someone else’s life? If you’re anything like me, you probably often make it really hard before you allow yourself to feel like your contributions matter. Well, today I have a life of example to share with your heart that will hopefully remind you how deep, timeless and necessary are every smile, every hug every “I love you” that come from you. Watch my quick video, listen for my challenge and then marvel in this amazing mini-film.
Today I have the honor to share with you the story of the oldest holocaust survivor, Alice Herz-Sommer. I know that if you are anything like me, you will find this to be far more than just an “inspiring story” and perhaps make it one of those important life lessons you can call back upon whenever you need a reminder of: what really matters in life, why gratitude is the way and most importantly, why “everything is a present.”
Watch my video and listen for my challenge, then watch this heart opening interview and let me know via a comment what is your biggest actionable takeaway from this woman.
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