Wendell Robinson wrote on his blog This Is What I Did Today.
Every second of every minute of every day there is someone out there that we have the power to help through the most minimal of efforts on our own part. What motivates each of us to take action is a deeply individual issue, but what I do know is that when one person takes action, it’s easier to challenge someone else to do the same. Additionally, I know if you announce to the world (or at least the blogosphere) that you have resolved to do something, they’ll remind you until it is accomplished.
So here it is. I’m going to make the effort to do a selfless act every day. I know that I probably won’t be able to keep this promise, but I figure that if everyday I post what I did, it might motivate you to do the same. If you’re interested, go ahead and set-up a TIWIDT (”This Is What I Did Today …how ’bout you”) blog of your own and I’ll set-up a blogroll with everybody’s TIWIDT site. We’ll help keep one another honest and motivated…
Shall we begin?
Wendell’s site and his daily actions are Splotzing realized. I am humbled and inspired by his leadership. I should connect with him.
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Posted on March 5th, 2007 by Lloyd Y. Asato
Filed under: The Ask
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