The mom

 The mom

The mom who stays home to

unschool her kids, the man who

loves bowling with his friends and

is openly gay, the raw foodist who

has a home garden and invites

her friends over for dinner, the

former priest who tells his friends

about his journey away from

religion and toward spirituality

- all of these people are worldchangers.

They’re opting out

of control paradigm systems.

They’re living their lives openly,

authentically, and in alignment

with their hearts. They share by

connecting with others, quietly

and personally. In so doing, they

spread the revolutionary idea that

you can choose to live your own way.

Gandhi had it half right when he

said, “Be the change you want

to see in the world.” The second

half is “connect with others.” If you

go off and live on a mountaintop

and never talk to anyone - even if

you’re being the change you want

to see in the world - you’re not

changing the world. But if you

come down from time to time and

connect with people so they know

you’re living your perfect life on a

mountaintop, and if you tell them

that they can follow their own

dreams and live their own perfect

lives, too? That’s revolutionary.

When you live the change you

want to see, when you follow your

dreams, you don’t need to pass

pamphlets around or shout on

soapboxes or march around with

signs. Those are control paradigm

tactics - yelling at people to try to

force them to change.

All you need to do is be your

authentic self and connect

with others. That’s the kind of

revolution we can get behind, the

kind of revolution we’re building