Join The Project
Welcome to 2007! I’m going to keep this first blog of the new year about one simple thing: We want you to become a member of The Humanity Project. Not to get your $40 membership fee (though heaven knows we need it …), but to get you involved. In fact, if you can’t afford the fee, send us an email and we’ll work something out so you can join anyway. This is our sixth month of operations (we had several months of writing and website design before our August launch) and we feel that now is the time for us to build a much broader base of real people. That’s been our goal all along but this seems the moment to get it rolling faster.
Since our office is in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that’s where we’ll begin to hold monthly meetings soon, talking about new and better ways to spread the optimistic message of The Humanity Project. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t join if you live in Chicago or San Francisco or Des Moines – or London or Tokyo, for that matter. One of the advantages we think our organization has is our reliance on the Internet. We can have active members anywhere there’s a computer. Involved people who send us monthly feedback, suggestions, ideas and who, in time, may want to start live local chapters. Please look over our website to see what we offer, and especially where we’re going with this idea. At this very early point, our potential exceeds our accomplishments but we need your help to realize that potential. Our group says one of the best ways to make a healthier, more fulfilled human race is to persuade people to be healthier, more fulfilled individuals. But that can be a tough sell when most of us struggle with bad feelings about ourselves that diminish our lives. The Humanity Project offers us each an important reason larger than ourselves to tackle this effort: Our responsibility to humanity as a whole. Please join in our campaign to change the world, one person at a time.
Welcome to 2007! I’m going to keep this first blog of the new year about one simple thing: We want you to become a member of The Humanity Project. Not to get your $40 membership fee (though heaven knows we need it …), but to get you involved. In fact, if you can’t afford the fee, send us an email and we’ll work something out so you can join anyway. This is our sixth month of operations (we had several months of writing and website design before our August launch) and we feel that now is the time for us to build a much broader base of real people. That’s been our goal all along but this seems the moment to get it rolling faster.
Since our office is in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that’s where we’ll begin to hold monthly meetings soon, talking about new and better ways to spread the optimistic message of The Humanity Project. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t join if you live in Chicago or San Francisco or Des Moines – or London or Tokyo, for that matter. One of the advantages we think our organization has is our reliance on the Internet. We can have active members anywhere there’s a computer. Involved people who send us monthly feedback, suggestions, ideas and who, in time, may want to start live local chapters. Please look over our website to see what we offer, and especially where we’re going with this idea. At this very early point, our potential exceeds our accomplishments but we need your help to realize that potential. Our group says one of the best ways to make a healthier, more fulfilled human race is to persuade people to be healthier, more fulfilled individuals. But that can be a tough sell when most of us struggle with bad feelings about ourselves that diminish our lives. The Humanity Project offers us each an important reason larger than ourselves to tackle this effort: Our responsibility to humanity as a whole. Please join in our campaign to change the world, one person at a time.
posted by Robert Spencer Knotts | 2:56 PM
2 Comments:
Hi Robert. I am a friend of Marilyn's and wanted to leave you a note. Your intentions are wonderful and there are so many good things to be accomplished to enhance the peace and harmony of the earth and it's inhabitants. I am a professor, teaching mainly Organizational behavior. The main premise I share with my students these days is that the Law of Attraction dictates that your focus and intention be directed on that which makes your heart sing. Norma
Hi Norma -- Thanks for your kind words! This group is definitely a work in progress, trying to tackle a complex interior problem that affects almost everyone in one way or another -- and to do it through an organization. But I feel sure it can be done ... I hope you'll want to get involved. We can use your help!! Thanks again! Robert
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