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Brain Trusts, Civility, & Compassion- Podcast #399

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Cathy and Todd discuss the importance of civility when we have different opinions or viewpoints, and offer some definitions and research from Brenè Browns book, Braving the Wilderness. They also discuss the Las Vegas tragedy – how we can make the unbearable bearable, and how we can give of ourselves to help others. They share who resides in their “brain trust”, offer some wisdom from Cory Booker, and discuss why we have dehumanized in the past and why rehumanization is essential for the future.

Show Notes/Time Stamps

10:15- Belonging/Fitting In

11:58- Health hazards of lonliness

15:00- Todd’s brain trust

20:24- Cathy’s brain trust

29:24- www.CanvasPeople.com

30:42- Civility

39:23- Dealing with a kid who won;t clean their room

43:25- Brene Brown’s definition of civility

45:41- Tim Ferris interview with Cory Booker

47:27- Rehumanization

57:08 Wow Summit

 

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