
Property Line Living
Question: Did it snow recently where you live? Most likely you’ve been hit by either heavy snow, piles of leaves, or other needs to clean up around the yard. In the past week I have received more emails, texts, and messages on Facebook about “Property Line Living” than any reference I’ve written about in a long time. Friends letting me know they are valiantly living the principle from my book: The Promise of Service. As we celebrate Christmas this week, may we continue to see others around us, and consider doing away with Property Line Living. Here is a segment from the book, “The Promise To The One”, starting at pg. 117. I hope it makes you smile and think, maybe read to family and share with friends, and then…SERVE! Chapter 7 Service One promises much, to avoid giving little. —Luc de Clapiers In suburbia there is a phenomenon that occurs with each and every season. I call it “Property Line Living.” When it snows in the winter, I look outside after 9:00 a.m. and can see who’s on my team and who’s not. One neighbor usually has shoveled his driveway, walkway, and steps, and




