For most of us, helping means giving advice, solving problems or having the right answers.

But what if helping begins somewhere else?

In this conversation, educator, facilitator and coach Linda Gidlund reflects on a lifetime of learning, community and service. Together we explore how experience changes the way we see other people, and why the best helpers often notice things the rest of us miss.

If you've ever wondered why some people have a remarkable ability to put others at ease, ask the right question or see potential where others don't, I think you'll enjoy this conversation.

What good helpers notice may change the way you think about helping.