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In this episode of Lead Like a Girl, Jessica, Coralyn, Jamie, Regina, and Rachel engage in a candid discussion about the emotional toll of political campaigns, the importance of open conversations among friends, and the challenges of navigating personal feelings in a polarized environment. They share personal experiences, explore feelings of fatigue, hope, and the need for support, while emphasizing the significance of community and understanding in these trying times. In this conversation, the participants explore the complexities of engaging in political discussions, particularly in online spaces. They discuss the challenges of addressing provocative comments with facts rather than emotions, the difficulty of finding common ground amidst political divides, and the importance of character in politics. The conversation emphasizes the need for action and community engagement to create meaningful change, while also addressing the underlying fears and privileges that shape political beliefs. Ultimately, the participants advocate for open dialogue and education as essential tools for fostering understanding and connection in a divided society.
By Jessica Smith, Coralyn Musser and Jamie KnebelIn this episode of Lead Like a Girl, Jessica, Coralyn, Jamie, Regina, and Rachel engage in a candid discussion about the emotional toll of political campaigns, the importance of open conversations among friends, and the challenges of navigating personal feelings in a polarized environment. They share personal experiences, explore feelings of fatigue, hope, and the need for support, while emphasizing the significance of community and understanding in these trying times. In this conversation, the participants explore the complexities of engaging in political discussions, particularly in online spaces. They discuss the challenges of addressing provocative comments with facts rather than emotions, the difficulty of finding common ground amidst political divides, and the importance of character in politics. The conversation emphasizes the need for action and community engagement to create meaningful change, while also addressing the underlying fears and privileges that shape political beliefs. Ultimately, the participants advocate for open dialogue and education as essential tools for fostering understanding and connection in a divided society.