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Then I read this…

This is a very powerful book that moved me deeply.  (I think I underlined half the book!)

This is Yunus’ story encompassing his childhood, then following his time in the US where he rushed to help gather support for the independence of Bangladesh from Pakistan in 1971.  He then returned home to help build this new country.  After a few years back home, he watched thousands of people dying around him during the famine, which also inspired George Harrison and Ravi Shankar to do their Concert For Bangladesh.  It was from this suffering that the idea for what became his extraordinary work began.

A must read!

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“Poor people are bonsai people. There is nothing wrong with their seed, society never allowed them the space to grow as tall as everybody else.” -Muhammad Yunus


"RATHER THAN JUST READING ABOUT YUNUS' WONDERFUL WORK, YOU CAN NOW SEE IT FOR YOURSELF”
–Richard Branson

"UPLIFTING AND INSPIRING”
–David Suzuki

"CAPTURES YUNUS' TRUE SPIRIT OF COMPASSION AND HIS TRUE PROBLEM SOLVING GENIUS”
–Astronaut Ron Garan

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–Union Weekly

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– Jason Viso, Louisiana Public Broadcasting

“If anyone alive today embodies the principle of love in action, it’s Muhammad Yunus.”
– Marianne Williamson
Bonsai People: The Vision of Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize Winner from microcredit to social business