| 365 Ways to Change the World |
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| Reviewed by Harmonious Living | |
| Wednesday, 05 July 2006 | |
 Author: Michael Norton  I've been waiting for a book like this for ages, something that is packed full of ideas to help me try to make the world a better place without it feeling political or feeling like I'm being preached to. Nope, this is plain and simple stuff and none of the ideas seem too daunting or overwhelming and all simply make sense. Crammed with ideas, facts from leading campaign organisations, it suggests one action for every day of the year - some are intriguing, many are unusual, a few involve fundraising, almost all can be planned or done from your home or computer, most will be fun, all are achievable. They include;
If you're like me and suffer from that feeling of helplessness after watching the millionth negative news story of the day then this book will be a big help. My usual response after watching the news used to be "yeah but where do I start" and then when I'd have an idea but suffer from "how do I go about doing it". With this book you'll have the tools and resources at your disposal to get on with the business of making a difference in your own way. |
This is the powerful story of the author's struggle with Multiple Sclerosis and how a healer's unusual prescription of mindful altruism - to 'give away 29 gifts in 29 days' - ignited her energy, her happiness, and invited more abundance into her life.
