Replying to @Sidewalktalkorg
@Sidewalktalkorg – at Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
Replying to @gradydoctor
That's why we need to make a deliberate effort to understand and respect others. vimeo.com/469138748
Replying to @the_reunited
I also use shopping (a neutral subject) to show we often don't even understand our loved ones (we have a lot of blind spots), and more importantly, we CAN understand others. vimeo.com/469138748
Replying to @moniguzman
Replying to @MichaelGLFlood @amansproblem
Actively learn more about the rich lives women have, and the complex challenges they face. vimeo.com/469138748
Replying to @meganfrancis
If we don’t understand our loved one’s needs, we won’t support their purchases. If we don’t understand discrimination, we won’t support equality efforts. vimeo.com/469138748
Replying to @lucymarcus
And also this: vimeo.com/469138748
What if we could use common shopping experiences to reveal people's blind spots (without them getting defensive), and help them see themselves in others (empathy), and see the best in others (positive regard)? vimeo.com/469138748
Replying to @blankenhorn3
We need to gently show people their blind spots (so they don't get defensive), then show them how to fill those blind spots. vimeo.com/469138748
Great session! I think one way to reduce division and inequality is to gently show people their blind spots, show people how to understand and respect their loved ones, then expand perspectives in an ever-widening circle. vimeo.com/469138748


