In Customerlove for Japan

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If you want to reach out to help the earthquake/tsunami survivors in Japan, click here.

Thank you, Mike Davenport, for this awesome guest post! Mike (aka @StickFigureSimp) and the band of stick figures work to help folks find clarity. Mike is a college professor and coach, and his current course is A World of Wisdom from Mistakes. They can found at StickFigureSimple.com.

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  • jen
    Reply

    Fantastic ..LOVE IT…

  • Mike
    Reply

    Thanks Jen. It’s hard to find anything positive in situations like this. However, the response of a group like this is an example of a rainbow.

  • ArkLady
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    Yes, it is nice to find people step up to meet the challenge and help others. I’ve done disaster rescue and been in disasters–and it is one of the glimmers of goodness in a world full of not-so-niceties.

  • Melissa Dinwiddie
    Reply

    Oh, Mike, you brought tears to my eyes.

  • Amy Parmenter
    Reply

    if this doesn’t speak to the richness of mike’s work…i don’t know what does. i am in awe. i am inspired.

    thanks mike.

    Amy Parmenter
    The ParmFarm

    • LaVonne Ellis
      Reply

      Agreed, Amy. Mike’s heart and spirit come through every panel. I am a huge fan of his, and was thrilled that he wanted to contribute something to help the people of Japan.

  • Reply

    Powerful stuff.
    You really brought it home for me.

    Helping to spread the word by tucking this into next week’s Roving Robin Report for ‘Birds on the Blog’.

  • Marsha Stopa
    Reply

    Mike,
    Dude, your ability to tell a captivating story has soared! Bravo!
    Very moving.
    Keep up the great work.

    Marsha

  • GutsyWriter
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    First time I’m here after seeing your comment on Chris Guillebeau’s blog. What an amazing simple and well told story. I don’t know Mike. Will you be at the WDS in Portland? If so I’d like to meet you. Sonia.

    • LaVonne Ellis
      Reply

      Hi, Sonia! Thanks for visiting and commenting. Isn’t Mike wonderful?

      I’m hoping to get to WDS, but it depends on a few things that are up in the air right now. Cross your fingers – I’d like to meet you too!

  • Puneet Sahalot
    Reply

    aww..!! that’s really good post.. I would like to share this on my city blog ? can I ? with all links and credits due to the owner ?

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