"Remember there's no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end." Scott Adams How does an echo start? With a tiny sound. One that might not even be noticeable. But shortly thereafter, that soft sound brings a soft echo. Still, maybe nothing to turn heads. Yet, the echo then builds; doubling and tripling, sesveral times over. Before we know it. It's impossible to ignore. It's called the "cjanging of the echos," and it starts with a single tiny noise. The misnomer is that a big life shift requires the loudness to turn heads at the start. Not true. What is important here isn't the decibel, or the magnitudes, but the intention. Disciplined intention is everything. And we need to start....