When is generosity not generosity? When it doesn't cost you anything to do...

There is nothing more universal than a love of a parent for their child. 

Every parent wants what is best for their kids - no matter where they are from.

When was the last time you said it? 

'I Don't Know' is not to be feared but embraced. 

Comedian, Speaker, Consultant and Neurodiverse “Brain for Hire”, Ben Sorensen joins Kieran in the Generosity Podcast.

You may have seen him in the media, or heard his voice, or had him host your trivia event. When he's not being funny, he is helping companies create a culture or neurodiverse inclusion...although he can be funny at the same time.

Being diagnosed with Autism and ADHD in his 30's, Ben has truly journeyed through the challenges of what it means to operate in a world that doesn't fully understand the way he thinks.

Reading suggestions from Ben...

The Psychology of Money - Morgan Housel

The Art of War – Sun Tzu

The Gutenberg Project

Contact Ben here...

https://www.bensorensen1.com/

https://www.instagram.com/bensorensen1

www.bensorensen1.com/autism

Living in poverty is a costly business and doing simple things can cause a significant financial burden.

Extreme poverty is considered to be anyone living on $2US or less a day, but could someone survive if they were frugal enough?

Some people will give to charities to appease a sense of guilt, is that okay?

Season 3 starts with an explanation - I get all sorts of responses from people when I tell them I am the Generosity Guy - here is what it is all about.

Why do you the things that you do? It's a question I often ask myself, and here is a tool that you can use to help figure it out, and make a behavioural change. 

When good development turns bad. It's awful when it happens (and it does happen), but not all is lost.