RESCUE ONE


RESCUE ONE:


Anyone, everyone, can be a hero.

We all have our passions in life. Some are complex and complicated. Some are less so.

What we are all individually passionate about doesn't matter. What matters is how we approach our life's focus. 

Some people like animals and spend their time working with them. 

Others like to help people less fortunate than themselves. 

Computer people work with computers.

Engineers do the work of building.

Visionaries see our future, in many different realms, and show us how to get to them all.

Police do police work. 

Firefighters do their work.

We all have our missions. And we get committed to them and rapped up in them in ways that don't give us time to stop and think about the world going on around us.

As part of what each one of us does, as part of each one of our passions, what if we all took the time to rescue one thing in our spheres of influence each day?

Do you think, like I do, that that would be impact full??

That's what R/1 stands for. It's a philosophy of mine. A philosophy that I intend to implement my way.

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