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If a reality television program gave cash rewards for random acts of kindness, would you be more willing to help your neighbor? If everyone watched this show and were thus ‘motivated’ to serve at every opportunity, what would be the net effect?
When Parker learns that he has yet one more... read more
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Characters edit
- Parker Holland: College kid, 23. Has a different take on life because of how his father died. Very interested in the outdoors. Technology, not so much.
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““Find what drives you- what motivates you. Use this to propel yourself above your peers and into greatness. We all have that something that inspires us. Think about it- ‘what is your driving force?’ The real trick is using it to our benefit and not our demise. Even I have my own motivation.” He stopped and slowly smiled. His eyes twinkled like they were full of shining stars and he looked around before continuing. “But what that is, you will never know.””
Dr. Buck Sutton
First Sentence edit
Why do we do good things?
Authors & Contributors edit
- Samuel L. Lytle (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Samuel L. Lytle
Country: USA
Publication Date: May 16, 2011
ISBN: 978-0615481807
Page Count: 316
Publisher: Samuel L. Lytle
Country: USA
Publication Date: May 16, 2011
ISBN: 978-0615481807
Page Count: 316
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- Dewey: 813
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