Martin Luther King Day; It’s Not Enough! Are There No Leaders with Real Balls/Ovaries Anymore?

2. I was a boy living in a ghetto
environment of a dirty industrial town
in England; I had no idea why my
mother would be crying about a man
I didn’t think I’d ever seen before.
@TheDovBaron

3. I began to grasp the difference
this man had made, the impact
he had left as a legacy, not just
for black people but all people.
@TheDovBaron

4. One person can
make a massive
positive difference.
@TheDovBaron

5. That day as a naive ten year old I decided
that I wanted to have the same kind of
massively powerful impact on humanity
that Dr. King had had on humanity.
It seemed impossible based on the
“facts” of who I was and the environment
that surrounded me.
@TheDovBaron

6. We are all the same, that at a deeper
more soulful level we are all on a
journey, and it’s important to remove
the blocks to our mental, emotional and
Personal and Leadership Evolution.
@TheDovBaron

7. The Need for Dr. King’s message
is I believe, even stronger today
than it was in the 60’s.
@TheDovBaron

8. Read the full article:
link

9. I eagerly anticipate your
feedback and comments.
With gratitude,
Dov Baron
fullmontyleadership.com