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Is gentleness outdated — or more necessary than ever?
- Hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada discuss how gentleness is often dismissed in modern society, highlighting its importance in personal relationships.
- Kyte shared a LinkedIn post reflecting on how he values gentleness in mentors, teachers, and leaders.
- The hosts argue that gentleness can create space, build trust, and de-escalate tensions, contrary to its perception as weakness.
- Listeners are encouraged to reconsider their views on gentleness and its cultivation in themselves.
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Like most parents, I want to be kind, loving and patient with my kids (ages 8 and 10). Also like most parents, I regularly fall short—because there’s only so many times you can sweetly ask someone to brush their teeth before you start sounding...less sweet. I’d heard about gentle parenting—today’s parenting trend du jour—and while the idea of validating emotions and leading with empathy sounds great in theory, I couldn’t help but wonder: is that…
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