365 Days of Thank You: Brian Doyle at TEDxYouth@SanDiego 2013

Inspired by the spirit of gratitude that is amplified each Thanksgiving day, Brian Doyle set out to extend the power of gratitude beyond one holiday in his unique social experiment: "365 Days of Thank You." Learn how two words can change your world and world view.

Read about 365 Days of Thank You here: http://365thankyou.wordpress.com

Brian Doyle is a junior studying Human Services and Social Justice at The George Washington University in Washington, DC. Passionate about collecting stories, helping others and the power of ideas, he brings this passion to life as the organizer of TEDxFoggyBottom. In 2013, Brian orchestrated an interactive installation of Candy Chang's "Before I Die" wall on the GW campus -- providing students and the community a public forum to share their dreams and aspirations.

TEDxYouth@SanDiego is an independently organized TEDx event designed by youth, for youth to bring the power of big ideas to the youth of San Diego -- and the world. WWW.TEDxYOUTHSANDIEGO.COM

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