In this episode, Cheddy and Michelle discuss:

• Not being seen for who they authentically are from a personal perspective.
• Why it is important to acknowledge and recognize people for who they are.
• Compassionate curiosity and how it improves connection.

Key takeaways:

• Being seen is the acknowledgment of who a person authentically is.
• Recognizing and acknowledging someone's differences,vice attacking them results in greater communication and cooperation.
• Acknowledging differences, and seeking common ground leads to increased understanding and mutual respect.

"If we generalize, we act based on our generalizations; we treat people based on our generalizations -and they may be so off the mark." - Cheddy Matthews

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Connect with Michelle Wickman:

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