Why "Small Efforts" Matter Now
from Harwood Half Hour Hosted by Rich Harwood
Many of us often feel that our small efforts do not make a difference in the face of the tumultuous times we live in. In this episode, Rich Harwood offers 3 reminders of how your small efforts are critical to creating change and hope today. This podcast was recorded on May 22, 2019.
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