Gordon Flett

that can really keep these ideas going.

And kids, when they're doing that, when they're, you know, their acts of kindness, they'll remember how they felt in terms of that and how they will want to get that feeling.

I'm sure what you'll be doing through that is you're going to be creating a whole legion of kids who say, I want to do something public service wise, or at least if they're going to get locked into the world of achievement and all the pressures there,

you'll still have a sense of balance in terms of needing that connection with other people and a sense of what's right and wrong in terms of how you treat other people.

And one of the things that's related to that is, you know, we hear this talking, people talk about how, you know, we have more similarities than we have differences.

This will also show the similarities that people have in terms of the common needs and interests and everybody needing to have this kind of experience.

But it's critical, especially, you know,

Instead of waiting for something to happen, to make things happen, like, like you're doing there, both for the students and the teachers in ways that can grow.

And I'm sure like there will be kids who decide their career path as a result of this kind of experience and how it makes them feel.

And you know, I know a famous researcher, Robert J. Sternberg, who studied different types of intelligence.

He's talked about gifted kids and how there needs to be something that puts those gifted kids, intellectually gifted and talented kids, puts them on a stream towards public service so that they can use their incredible creativity and insights.

And this is the sort of thing that would take some of those kids and put them in that stream or create a spark with some of these kids where their hidden gifts and talents are then discovered by others.

So keep going.

And if you can clone yourself, that would be a good thing too.

I would want them to hear the part about how they can be seen by engaging in things for public service, just or checking in on somebody where you don't have to wait and you can see it.

And there are cases when I talk about

The healing power of mattering.

I couldn't put everything into the article that's coming out in the next month or so.

But there are cases of people who feel like they don't matter.

They're depressed.