131 The Comfort Of Being Understood

from Everyday Counselling · host Appiah Counselling

What does it really mean to feel understood? In this episode, Samuel Appiah explores why understanding is different from agreement, how curiosity changes conversations, and why some people leave us feeling heard without offering a single piece of advice. Through everyday examples and quiet reflection, this conversation invites us to think differently about the way we listen and the way we connect with others.

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