About This Quote
The author of this quote, Rick Warren, is a pastor and the founder of the Saddleback Church in Southern California. The quote is meant to inspire people to discover themselves and be brave enough to reach out and talk about what they are passionate about. It implies that everyone has something to offer and that we should all reach out and take the time to understand and appreciate each person’s unique qualities.
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