Innovation, change, relationships even depend on our ability to practice empathy, Karen Tilstra encourages.
Empathy is a practice, a way of coming to the moment not knowing or assuming we know but rather in a state of curiosity remaining open to what the unspoken and spoken needs of others are…Empathy it’s a practice.
Each time I was told to put myself in another man’s shoes, I walk away in ’em. See it on Scoop.it, via Empathy and Compassion
Whenever we have problems at work, we are more likely to point to someone else as the source of the problems than consider our own contribution. Yet as much as that other person might be failing in their job, mistreating us or just plain behaving…
Oliver BurkemanWhat the world really needs, according to the Yale psychologist Paul Bloom, is a bit less empathy. Yes, I know how that sounds. So does he: “Like announcing that you hate kittens,” as he put it recently in the Boston Review. In a world c…
People who are hard-wired to show empathy and kindness do so even in the face of a threatening or untrustworthy world. What makes people behave kindly? Is it the result of having been nurtured in an environment of love and kindness that m…
