‘I believe in the power of stories to change the world…this is my SOS’New Jersey author Moritz Davidesko overcame his dyslexia and founded Call Us， a telecommunications company！ Born in Romania， then immigrating to Israel， Moritz now owns three restaurants in New Jersey and makes room at his conversation table to discuss ways to make the world a better place。In his dedicatory comment Moritz states， ‘I would like to dedicate this book to my children， my grandchildren， and all the children on plan ‘I believe in the power of stories to change the world…this is my SOS’New Jersey author Moritz Davidesko overcame his dyslexia and founded Call Us， a telecommunications company！ Born in Romania， then immigrating to Israel， Moritz now owns three restaurants in New Jersey and makes room at his conversation table to discuss ways to make the world a better place。In his dedicatory comment Moritz states， ‘I would like to dedicate this book to my children， my grandchildren， and all the children on planet Earth and hope we will be brave enough to change our story to an amazing story so that all 7。6 billion people can live with love and passion without destroying the ecosystem。’ He then proceeds to open his book， recognizing the status of today’s world as threatening， but quickly adding his recipe for changing the world for the better – ‘I think it starts with making people care。 It’s about helping others feel empowered and encouraged to make choices that will benefit people on the other side of the world…’ and that portal is the invitation he offers in this brief but substantial book。The core of Moritz’s premise is the impact that storytelling makes on us all – that magic that ‘Once upon a time’ theme wields as a manner of learning， considering， thinking and changing the way we perceive reality and possibilities for the future。 ‘Each piece of information we are being spoon-fed is another tiny story in the great manuscript of our global history。’ He relates his life up to now story as a platform for his concept that change is indeed possible， a profoundly touching memoir。 It is this warm， conversational manner in which he writes his book that makes it so relevant – and accessible。 In discussing our ecosystem and humanitarian status he offers suggestions so available to us all that reading this book becomes a soulful drive to change and secure a future that can be better。 If everyone took the time to read this book， the world would be a better place。 Sound simplistic？ Then just read Moritz Davidesko’s thoughts and recognize the possibilities that we can save the world！ 。。。more