When you write your story, or submit a question, that in itself is already a beginning.
 For many people, that alone is difficult. Fear or doubt often gets in the way.
So maybe this isn’t such a small step after all.
Your question will eventually receive a response.
We expect many submissions, so we can’t promise when. That’s why we recommend following us for updates. The questions will be explored based on topic, theme, or sometimes in a more spontaneous way.
And how will they be answered?
 Through real conversations: blogs, podcasts, forums, and the thing I’m most excited about — a book.
Actually, the book.
These are already in motion. What they need now is your voice.
I believe that if we pay attention to each other, practice empathy in every area of life, and even enjoy the process along the way, we can build a better world.
The conversations and the book will touch on real, timely topics.
 So ask anything that’s on your mind.

Before you submit, here are a few things to know
We don’t ask for your name or personal data.
So please keep your submission anonymous.
You can write “a big city in Oregon” instead of “Portland.”
Let’s keep a bit of mystery. That’s part of the charm.
Don’t hold back. You can say anything here.
Because it’s anonymous, there’s nothing to be afraid of.
Be honest. This isn’t a place for roles or masks.
It’s a space where you can open up, fully and truthfully.
We’d love a bit of background about you as well.
 It helps others connect with you, and truly understand your question.
There are no stupid questions. 
Ask anything — whether it’s about your past, present, future, or something completely different.

You can find stories and answers at jmvince.com/pages/stories
Thank you for being here. Thank you for being part of the silent movement.