@GCXEvent volunteers need to be taken care of during the event to. My favorite volunteering Missing destiny panel because no room. She’s being playing it 12 years and was one reason to come to gcx this year.
@HolderStephen I hear what Dart and Carter are saying and appreciate your response. Shows that the dialog can be a function of the person. Imo there is much about each president and congress that they do well and others it’s just head scratching. In the end be accountable. To who the question
Don’t go chasing waterfalls...cautiously approach and be careful of slippery conditions. In fact, you may just want to stick to the rivers and lakes that you’re used to.
Switch out 'senator' or 'congressman' for any job title.
C-suite. Coach. Business owner. Broadcaster (guilty, in a former life). Athlete. Influencer.
A lot of gold in the Ben Sasse interview, but this one really landed. We only have one chance to get these priorities right.
A young fan at a Pittsburgh Pirates game was spotted wearing a jersey with the number 28 by outfielder Jake Mangum himself. He threw a ball towards her, caught by the girl’s big brother, who handed it to her. @DavidMuir shares the sweet sibling moment. https://t.co/JgVTlWqVHD
my favorite story from Augusta this week:
a volunteer on Hole No. 2 calls an eleven-year-old patron to join him at the front of the ropes as everyone waits to cross. the volunteer juts the ropes forward just a bit so the kid can see the players hit their approach shots and says, “get a good look, you’re the future of the game.”
the volunteer asks if the kid plays golf. “yes sir.” then the volunteer says, “I’ll be here another dozen years at this same location, come give me a fist bump when you’re playing here as an amateur.” the kid nods.
players pass and the crowd starts to walk across the fairway. the volunteer says to a few inspired onlookers, “I do this every time I can because it happened once… an amateur came back and gave me a fist bump, and said thank you.”
the volunteer never learned the amateur’s name. he was content with making a difference.