#341 Caitlyn Cogan Doemner: Social Justice Begins with You

Show Notes    On today's show my very special guest, Caitlyn Cogan Doemner, and I discuss some ideas that have floating around in my mind for a bit. Ideas about a core philosophy of love, kind of in line with the words of Jesus about loving your neighbor… ... only I want to be rather specific when my neighbor is the one struggling at the bottom level of Maslow's hierarchy—those with access to water, food, shelter, warmth, and clothing. Those I refer to as the poor and disenfranchised.  Here's how I began my latest blog written the day after the election results:  Today is a day of sorrow and fear for one-half of the American public. It seems to me that fear and loss of hope largely represent the emotions of those who long for social justice. I understand. However, it also seems to me that social justice is less a governmental thing than it is a matter of personal responsibility.  As is her style, Caitlyn Cogan Doemner offers both brilliant and practical insights into our role as "our brother's keeper."  LINKS Check out Caitlin's astounding website HERE. Or the business version found at www.ecstaticsales.com