Niagara Falls – Take a lesson from Randy Pausch
In my travels in Niagara Falls, I see such great opportunity. There is pockets of hope and things are changing. There is a small group of people who have banded together and started to do something to change things in Niagara Falls. They stopped the complaining and looking at how things were 40 years ago and started to deal with what is Niagara Falls today and how we, the residents and business people of Niagara Falls, can shape the future.
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Today, let’s talk about dreams and achieving them. Or more importantly living your life with purpose. This video is inspiring and it has a great message, do the right things and good thing happen. If everyone who lives or works in Niagara Falls did one thing to improve what is happening here instead of complaining we would be that much closer to a vibrant vacation destination and an amazing place to call home.
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What are you going to do to add to this positive motion in Niagara Falls? Join the next meeting of Niagara Rises on March 16th at 6pm at the Days Inn located at:
443 Main Street
Main Street & Rainbow Blvd
Niagara Falls, NY, 14301
And don’t forget about the “Still Fallin for the Falls” Happy Hours that happen on the first Thursday of every month, except July at various venues around Niagara Falls. The next one will be at the Como on April 1st between 5:30-8pm.
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