The Richest Man In Town
This is one of those short movies using photos as opposed to video to tell a story. It is also one of the best that I have seen recently so I just had to share it with you. At first you think that the richest man in town is going to be some religious icon but you need to watch the movie all the way through which is easy.
I was motivated by this movie in ways that are difficult to describe. Go here to see The Richest Man In Town.
Have a positive and uplifting day.
posted by Keith P. Stieneke at
7:54 AM
2 Comments:
Definitely intriguing short film. However, I am guessing he is also arguing that the engagement he wishes for all people can only follow once the positive social conditions that exist in places like the Scandinavian countries are implemented. This reminds me, somewhat, of Maslow's basic needs pyramid. Yes, what really will make life worth living is "engagement" at the top of the pyramid, but it must be built upon more mundane but basic necessities such as food, clothing, shelter, and family which are at the bottom of the pyramid.
In any fight there are two parts that have made their own contribution to the problem. The first step to reduced reactivity in a relationship is to take responsibility for your own unresolved history and start cleaning it up.
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