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March 11, 2010

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This Week's Issue of Ripples
Ripples is a free splash I send out on Monday mornings to over 20,000 members of The Ripples Project. Here is a recent issue, and below are the links to subscribe and visit the archives.  Enjoy!
Ripples #563: Hand in Hand!
Monday, Mar 8, 2010
The Ripples Project is a tribe of 24,636
who believe tiny actions create big possibilities

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PEBBLE

Remember, we all stumble, every one of us.
That's why it's a comfort to go hand in hand.
-Emily Kimbrough, submitted by Lin H., Bloomington IL

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BOULDER

Many people believe that support is something that you give to someone you
feel sorry for or that it means propping up someone who would fail unless
you were there to give him a boost. But that's not the way I see it. Support
is the boost you can give someone who can help himself but who needs a
partner to open a window or push aside a roadblock.
-Dave Thomas, submitted by Ann P., Mason OH

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PONDER

I was lucky enough to spend Friday with 300 remarkable people at the Lt.
Governor's Conference on LGBT Youth. Educators, administrators, and
community leaders of all ages from all over the state converged on Oshkosh,
Wisconsin to become "Engaged & Empowered." It is rare to witness such a
large, diverse group of people quickly create a powerful feeling of "we are
in this together so let's make magic!" I initially assumed my purpose as
keynote speaker & workshop facilitator was to offer support to those
attempting to create safe environments for lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgendered youth. As I drove home Friday evening, exhausted and
exhilarated, I realized that I had received as much (or more?) support as I
attempted to generate.

Some days we need support, some days we have support to offer. Our growing
tribe of ripplers believe in the power of generating AND receiving small
acts of kindness; I hope you can enjoy a little of each this week.

Peace,
Paul

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READ:
Love is the Killer App: How to Win Business and Influence Friends
(Tim Sanders) This fast read is a unique cross between a practical business book and a self help guide. Tim encourages to think about “biz love” which he describes as “the act of intelligently and sensibly sharing your intangibles” which include your knowledge, your network, and your compassion. He has some really practical strategies, and makes networking feel less schmarmy and more organic.