Fifty People, One Question

I've been a fan of Fifty People, One Question for a long while now and I just found out that that videographer behind the site recently did a Post Secret edition...which was brilliant as always. I'd love to do a couple versions in Chicago just to fuel my own curiosity and for iamselfless.org.

But anyway, it's just amazing to get a glimpse of raw, human authenticity amongst a world of superficial glamour and plastic. I love the fact that there are still people ready and willing to put themselves out there on camera and expose their inner vulnerability and honest emotions. It's because of these people that I really believe big change can happen - that we can step out of our little boxes sometimes and make a bigger impact by just having the courage to do something small. The slogan of Fifty People, One Question is all about "exploring human connections through people and place". And that's definitely something we should all strive to do more often...whether it's just to say hello, to touch someone's lives or inspire.

Here's one of the first ones I saw (By the End of the Day - New York, NY):

To Wake Up (Brooklyn, NY):