Hi Do Good Crew,
Some people lose everything and turn inward. This week, you’ll meet people who did the opposite, including:
A man whose home was destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires, who scattered 250 million poppy seeds across his neighborhood, because every bloom is proof the story isn’t over
A woman in South Carolina who tucks a note that says “you are loved” into bags of clothes for kids who need armor to face the school day
A woman in New York City who just wants to hear your good news
And in this week’s podcast, Melissa Etheridge tells me about the night she came out to her father in 1980, and the four words he said back that gave her the courage to eventually come out to the world.
Because sometimes the only way through something is to do something.
Two things before we dive in: I’ve partnered with Uber, and I’m looking for stories of drivers who went above and beyond, or riders who had a ride they’ll never forget — hit this link to tell me yours.
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Let’s get into it.
With gratitude,
David
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