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Sea Planes

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Bob Goff
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Love Does
Sea Planes

Bob Goff (TGLS 2015) always has a fun way of grounding us with what is truly important in life. The inspirational author of Love Does is also an attorney and founder of Restore International, the international non-profit human rights organization operating in Uganda, India and Somalia. In this 60-second video, he draws an insightful comparison between our lives and sea planes.

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