A 2004 photo of Steve holding house plans brings back two hard lessons: a family standing aside while his team built their home, and a kind gesture in Honduras that sparked a scramble among two dozen kids. He reflects on how good intentions can miss the mark, and why the most transformational work heâs seen comes from communities acting on their own ideas and potential.
A 2004 photo of Steve holding house plans brings back two hard lessons: a family standing aside while his team built their home, and a kind gesture in Honduras that sparked a scramble among two dozen kids. He reflects on how good intentions can miss the mark, and why the most transformational work heâs seen comes from communities acting on their own ideas and potential.
A 2004 photo of Steve holding house plans brings back two hard lessons: a family standing aside while his team built their home, and a kind gesture in Honduras that sparked a scramble among two dozen kids. He reflects on how good intentions can miss the mark, and why the most transformational work heâs seen comes from communities acting on their own ideas and potential.
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