Nike: The Human Chain
by admin on Mar.03, 2010, under General Sports, Sports
In the words of Nike:
From Lance Armstrong on his bike, to a six-year-old in China learning martial arts, movement is the universal language that connects us all. It’s a language of beauty, drama, tragedy and triumph. And the road to athletic greatness is not marked by perfection, but the ability to constantly overcome adversity and failure.
“It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish. It’s not where you’re from, it’s where you’re at. Everybody gets knocked down, how quick are you going to get up?”
Apply this your life. See what happens!
Share on FacebookThe Most Inspiring Thing Ever Said…
by admin on Mar.02, 2010, under Fun Theory, General
I love to smile, laugh, and play jokes. My wife can testify to that last part. I figured today I would mix it up a little and just try and make you smile. It’s good to have a sense of humor! Thus I give you…
Michael Scott’s most inspiring thing ever said…
Share on FacebookThe Most Inspiring Video I’ve Ever Seen.
by admin on Mar.01, 2010, under Giving, Religious
The title of this post, “The Most Inspiring Video I’ve Ever Seen”, is literally the title of this video that I found on Youtube. It hardly does the short clip justice.
The video shows dozens of impoverished people receiving wheel chairs courtesy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, more commonly known as LDS or Mormons. As President Marlin K Jensen explains, the giving of the wheelchairs is made possible through small contributions from many members of the church. Anyone is able to donate to the church, usually in the form of tithing, fast offerings, or to humanitarian aid. The funds for the wheel chairs in this video most likely came from fast offerings or humanitarian aid. These funds have not only been used for wheel chairs, but also with disasters world-wide; such as in Haiti and Chile. Visit LDS.org or LDS Humanitarian Services for more information.
As you watch this video look at the faces of those who are receiving wheel chairs. Think about how much that small gift means to them!
You may not be giving wheel chairs out everyday, but you can lift others up in other ways. Look for them and you will find them!
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