Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible. – Dalai Lama
Through kindness we have a greater opportunity to achieve higher results. Individuals who combine their skills with kindness and drive can’t be stopped. Studies even show leaders who project warmth are more effective than leaders that lead with toughness. This week, Dr. Pilcher provides you with 8 quick actions you can do immediately to accelerate kindness. Practicing kindness is one small thing, that has really big results.
This episode addresses questions, such as:
- How do kindness and warmth accelerate trust?
- How can we intentionally practice kindness?
- How can you change people’s attitudes and beliefs?
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