Asking Strangers What Makes Them Happy

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

I am sharing with you another one of my favorite episodes from the archives today of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, where I chat with Hannah Williams. She started as a photographer for local schools and a nanny, but felt like she had a bigger purpose. She always was an outgoing person who loved talking to everyone. Soon she decided to take pictures of every day people asking them what makes them happy. Learn how she found a purpose by taking action on an idea and how slowly but surely it became a big meaningful project of Happy Strangers by listening to this episode.

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