Love Does

Love Does is a non-fiction book written by Bob Goff, originally published in 2012. It's a collection of stories and reflections from Goff's life, focusing on the idea that love should be expressed through action and not just through words or feelings. The book advocates for living a life full of purpose, passion, and tangible expressions of love toward others.

Goff shares personal anecdotes and experiences, from his childhood to his career as a lawyer and his philanthropic work, to illustrate his philosophy of "love does." He emphasizes the importance of taking risks, being vulnerable, and actively pursuing ways to make a positive impact on the world. The book encourages readers to embrace imperfections and to focus on showing love through practical acts of kindness, generosity, and service.

Key themes explored in Love Does include:

• Active Love: Moving beyond passive feelings to actively demonstrate love in concrete ways.
• Taking Risks: Stepping outside of one's comfort zone to pursue opportunities to love and serve others.
• Embracing Imperfection: Recognizing that mistakes and failures are part of the journey of living a life filled with love and purpose.
• Finding Purpose: Discovering and pursuing one's unique calling to make a positive difference in the world.
• Living Simply: Focusing on relationships and experiences rather than material possessions.

The book has been praised for its inspirational and encouraging message, as well as for Goff's engaging storytelling style. It is widely regarded as a guide for living a more fulfilling and meaningful life centered on love and service.