If We Build It, They Will Come
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Show Highlights
Stephanie shares what happens when you feel good about your “relational ripple.”
Hal talks about how his purpose found him and what it takes to stay on course. (Note: Pay close attention to how he handled doubters, there is “show, not tell” lesson in here for sure.)
Hal talks about the trees he planted and why they are important to him.
Stephanie and Hal discuss why DTLA is special to them. (Hint: It started with dogs!)
Hal shares his vision for our DTLA community. (Great inspiration for all communities.)
Resources Mentioned
Follow Hal on Instagram and Facebook at @halbastianDTLA
Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
When I moved to DTLA over three years ago, I asked everyone I knew, “Who do I need to know in this community?” Hal’s name was mentioned the most. I set a meeting with him and soon understood why he is on the top of everyone’s list. Hal is the best blend of a true professional and the guy you want call your friend. He does everything with purpose whether it be closing a deal or making someone laugh that needs to smile. Hal’s the man! DTLA is lucky to have his love and drive behind our community. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Honor the People in Your Local Community
- Take time to realize who are the people in your community.
- Who do you see the most?
- Do you know the first name of your bank teller, door guy, barista, etc?
- If not, ask them and introduce yourself.
- Take the time to recongize them and thank them for being a part of your world.
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“Relating well is essential to our health. As we exercise empathetic curiosity with each other we increase our personal well-being and improve the world around us.” - 
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