And there's an opportunity to make a contribution to their understanding of the world, to give them insight, to share your learnings, to help them understand, to the best of their ability, the past, and to give them the hope and the projections that you may have had for the future during your time here. All of those things I equate with value, all of those things that I've described I equate with being a part of humanity. Love to hear from you
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 3:10
Anytime I'm feeling stressed or pain or confusion or sadness, I try to chunk it back down to saying, what are the simple issues here? The base issues. So I would just love people to know that when you feel like the sky is falling and things are in chaos and then sort of downward spiral, to take a breath and look at the simple elements that you're reacting to and make them more more possible by just chunking them down to elements
I'm not sure if I'm exactly familiar with the story that you are describing, but if I understand the question correctly, the thing that I would like to convey to the world is the power and importance of curiosity. I think of it as a springboard to everything from learning to innovation to understanding one another, valuing one another. The list is long and I will stop there for the sake of giving a more I simple answer to tie into deb word or message and just say yeah, curiosity
Lance Watson
@lwatsonjr · 5:00
Of course, I always encourage that because I love to explore people's thoughts and their thought process and pathology, how they get to the decisions and the language that they choose to express those decisions or those thoughts. But I didn't want to lead with sort of a predisposed idea that this story about Henny Penny is declarative is a cautionary tale. I want it to present it from another lens and another angle, which is a pre cautionary tale