John Wood didn’t have to quit his job at Microsoft where he was one of the top executives at one of the top corporations in the world. But at age 35, he had a BIG dream and a plan to pursue it. It started with

Pat O’Connor’s Little Fenway is a one-quarter scale replica of the Boston Red Sox stadium where more than $750,000 has been raised to help spinal cord injury survivors and to fund research into a cure. O’Connor’s field of dreams reflects his BIG passion, a passion that has spread far and wide.

The following is an excerpt from Chapter 10 of our new book, “Generation BIG – The Rising Tide of Dreams to Action.” In the book, we profile several bold, innovative, and generous (BIG) people, and then we offer you guidance to help you on your

Introducing Generation BIG Connections, the online community for the rising tide of BOLD, INNOVATIVE, and GENEROUS people. Our promise is to inspire, guide, and connect you to become BIG or get BIGger. We do all of the above on our main site. But we think