Hey, there!
You know how I harp in class about being a story teller. Always.
Here’s why.
Really short, but really powerful. I love being a story teller.
And I love that you, my friend, are a story teller, too.
Let me know your thoughts. Comment below, or pop me an email.
Hope this helps.
David
Re: The Power of Words
Poignant message presented beautifully: Words are important, and the right words are critical.
–Lawrence Wallison–
I have seen this video many, many times. And I always watch it again, because it makes me feel real. A tear comes to my emotional eye each time. So true and a generous sharing of “seeing” the big picture.
Talk about captivating an audience! Powerful. Another captivating lesson learned. Thank you.
Powerful and true on so many levels
This video renews my faith in people. It is amazing not only in the change in words on the man’s sign, but what the example of one compassionate person can do! So one person can change the course of things.
Gripped by grace and typing with a lump in my throat. Yes…raw + real. Thanks, DHL. :)
This gives me goosebumps and vividly demonstrates how important words are to touching peoples’ hearts. The simple things make profound human connections.
Glasgow folk are just pure dead brilliant so they are.
Wumph. Can’t. Breathe.
Incredibly powerful. Really struck a chord.
I have seen this video once before, and I really needed to see it again today. Thanks for sharing David. Time to change the world :)
Wonderful video and wonderful words. So simple and yet so poignant
Wow. Just Wow.
Wow!
Words are powerful, that is why some seek to distort or co-op their meaning. Beware of those who attempt to seduce by utterly changing the the foundational meaning of a word long respected. In example, the word Liberal in the 19th Century meant freedom for the individual by limiting the scope, size and power of the government. Today it has been perverted to mean that “right thinking” people embrace the notion of a strong central government that the individual yields his or her rights to.
Wow. No, change that to amazing. No, change that to “So grateful I have eyes to see!”