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Showing Kindness Even If We Disagree – Helen Mitas
Showing Kindness Even If We Disagree – Helen Mitas
Showing Kindness Even If We Disagree – Helen Mitas
Monday 28th September 2020
Join Helen Mitas and Bill Gasiamis as they discuss how to stay kind during disagreements, focusing on COVID-19 lockdowns and respectful conversations.
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Kindness: Helen Mitas on Navigating Disagreements
I think the most important thing that we I want the message to be about as hard as it is, because it is hard. But to be kind, yeah, to be kind, absolutely, and and and to be kind, irrespective of your beliefs.
Imagine trying to stay kind while facing strong disagreements. In this episode of Recovery After Stroke, Bill Gasiamis chats with Helen Mitas, a stroke survivor, about just that. The COVID-19 pandemic has fueled many heated debates, but Helen and Bill explore how to keep kindness at the forefront, even when opinions clash. They dive into their own differing views on government lockdowns and share how they manage to have respectful conversations despite their disagreements.
Their talk also touches on the importance of consistency, seeking truth, and effective project management in politics. Helen sums it up perfectly: 'to be kind, yeah, to be kind, absolutely, and to be kind, irrespective of your beliefs'. Tune in for a heartwarming discussion on maintaining kindness and understanding during challenging times.