The Promise of a Pencil: How an Ordinary Person Can Create Extraordinary Change Free Audiobook Download by Adam Braun

The Promise of a Pencil is a compelling audiobook about how an ordinary person can create extraordinary change. Author Adam Braun presents his story of how he started a nonprofit called Pencils of Promise, which builds schools in developing countries. Adam Braun's Audiobooks are available on Audible for people who have an audible subscription or free trial.

Adam Braun was an average, likeable twenty-something when he decided that in order to create change in the world he needed to have a big idea. He knew that he had to start somewhere, so he picked up a pencil and began writing down what came out of his head. From these words came the idea for Pencils of Promise. Adam has now helped build 158 schools in 15 countries from this one pencil idea.

Adam Braun, a renowned author and entrepreneur from New York, was bullied as a child due to his unique differences. He was teased for being small and having severe acne. Braun turned these experiences into a lesson about how we can use our differences to create change in the world. His book, The Promise of a Pencil: How an Ordinary Person Can Create Extraordinary Change, is about using your past challenges to make positive change in the world.

In his new book, "The Promise of a Pencil: How an Ordinary Person Can Create Extraordinary Change," Adam Braun shares the power of story in order to inspire others. Braun tells the story of how he created a pencil company and sold 10 million pencils in less than seven years by telling people's stories on social media and through word-of-mouth marketing. In doing this, he started to create a movement that went far beyond what he originally intended.

Adam Braun's book, The Promise of a Pencil, is about how he took up the challenge to build 100 schools in 100 days. He successfully achieved this mission and now teaches at Stanford University. In the book, he shares many personal stories that show the power of ordinary people to make change happen. One of his story is about finding a pencil on the ground that became the catalyst for an idea that changed the lives of 10,000 children in India.

Adam Braun examines the power of ordinary people to create extraordinary change. He highlights three ways that this can be achieved: by giving to charity, by converting from "throw-away" items, and by starting a social movement. His personal story of how he created FreeMason is one example of how small acts can lead to large changes.