MHNR Network, LLC
MHNR Network, LLC
You Need to Treat People Better
You Need to Treat People Better
You Need to Treat People Better
Wednesday 15th December 2021
Explore how simple acts of kindness can transform lives in this heartwarming episode of The Goodness Chick.
12 minutes
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Encouraging
Hopeful
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Episode Overview
- Small acts of kindness can have a profound impact.
- Empathy is crucial in recognising invisible struggles.
- A simple hello can make someone feel seen and heard.
- Encourage children to be inclusive and understanding.
- Reflect on how we treat others and strive to do better.
"Every human is human. How dare us? And man, we collectively, may we do better."
The Goodness Chick podcast takes a heartfelt dive into the importance of treating people with kindness and empathy, regardless of their differences. Erin Lawler Patterson shares a touching story about her young son, Jack, who befriends a boy with autism at a trampoline park. This simple act of kindness sparks a broader conversation about how we can all do better in acknowledging and connecting with those who might feel left out or different.
Erin reflects on the power of a simple 'hello' and how recognising others can transform their day and ours. She challenges us to be more empathetic, reminding us that everyone is human and deserves to be seen and heard. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Erin encourages us to pause, make eye contact, and extend ourselves beyond our comfort zones. Her stories highlight the beauty in humanity when we choose to embrace our differences and offer compassion.
If you're ready to explore how small acts can lead to big changes in our communities, this episode is a gentle reminder that we can all do better. Why not take a moment to listen and see how you might make someone's day a little brighter?