Muhammad Ali's Recipe For Being Remembered
With just the first week of the 2017 New Year behind us, it seems,
sadly, business as usual around the world. I have read plenty pessimism
through out my Social Media outlets and sense fear coming from so many
friends and loved ones from all over the world.
Time's are tough and it appears to have no end in sight. At least not in the near future. Not at this very moment.
Change starts in us. In you. And starting with me.
Rebekah is always reminding me to have "FAITH" in myself. She teaches me
that we should all have faith in each other, the brotherhood and
sisterhood of Man.
Ali was a good man, and yet, still a fighter.
Even during the heat of battle, during a very challenging time in
American History, Muhammed Ali, reminds us that how we treat each other
is far more important than our accomplishments.
Here is the transcript:
When asked by David Frost, "What would you like people to think of you when you've gone?"
Mohammad Ali:
I'd like for them to say: He took a few cups of love.
He took one tablespoon of patience,
One teaspoon of generosity,
One pint of kindness.
He took one quart of laughter,
One pinch of concern.
And then, he mixed willingness with happiness.
He added lots of faith,
And he stirred it up well.
Then he spred it over a span of a lifetime,
And he served it to it to each and every deserving person he met.
Friends, can we do better this week?
I will go first.
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