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Two Small Words: Igniting a Movement of Revolutionaries
by David Trotter   
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Nurmal Resources

Category:  Inspirational
Copyright: 
May 2010

There are two small words that have ignited every movement that has accomplished something significant. You may not realize the power of these two words, but you’ve seen them in action. You’ve heard them in the footsteps of the civil rights-era marches. You watched them in action as the Berlin Wall fell. You saw them in the protests of the students in Tiananmen Square.

You hear them unknowingly when someone chooses to respond to a need. It could be a small need that someone in your family has. It could be a need in your neighborhood, school, workplace, city, or even the entire world. At some point – if there is going to be a revolutionary change for the better (in any situation), someone has to take responsibility.

Someone must respond with, “I WILL!”

There are two small words that have ignited every movement that has accomplished something significant. You may not realize the power of these two words, but you’ve seen them in action. You’ve heard them in the footsteps of the civil rights-era marches. You watched them in action as the Berlin Wall fell. You saw them in the protests of the students in Tiananmen Square.

You hear them unknowingly when someone chooses to respond to a need. It could be a small need that someone in your family has. It could be a need in your neighborhood, school, workplace, city, or even the entire world. At some point – if there is going to be a revolutionary change for the better (in any situation), someone has to take responsibility.

Someone must respond with, “I WILL!”



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Publisher: Nurmal Resources (May 2010)


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