Pay it Forward

Michael Neill October 6, 2011

Join Michael live in conversation with Catherine Hyde Ryan, author of the bestselling book Pay it Forward, and Charley Johnson, president-elect of the Pay it Forward foundation, as they share stories of human kindness that will fill your heart with hope and your mind with possibilities!

01:25- Story: How Michael & Catherine came across ‘Pay it Forward’
07:56- One of the big issues we have in our society: Deserving
16:00- Permission to be kind
25:38- Paying it forward as a lifestyle, not an act
31:00- On the Pay it Forward Foundation
39:13- The future of Pay it Forward

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