On Making a Difference
"Thousands of starfish washed ashore. A little girl began throwing them into the water so they wouldn’t die. ‘Don’t bother, dear,’ her mother said. ‘There are too many. It won’t make a difference.’ The little girl looked at the one in her hand and then threw it in. ‘It makes a difference to that one.’"
Based on an essay by Loren Eiseley, that story inspires me to believe that we can make a difference. Repeat this: Starting with me, making a difference for even one is a priority. I will take action even when the problem seems too big.
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Labels: Blogger Tags: Ethics, ethical behavior, moral decisions, personal influence, personal responsibility


1 Comments:
Hi bob
Great story. I like the way the girl replies to her mother. She will grow up to be pretty witty ;)
Wanted to let you know that I answered as best I could your question on the last post at www.brainwashcafe.ca
Thanks for reading and writing!
i.e. making small differences.
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