#6: The Importance of Empathy (not Sympathy)

Have you heard him say - "I'm sorry I hurt you. You would be better off without me." And it doesn't actually help? This is because comments like this are enveloped in shame and are sympathetic, but not empathetic. In this episode, Jason and I talk through what she needs to hear and how, yes, HOW he can learn to be empathetic. Get your pen and paper ready - you're going to want to take notes! Video by Brene Brownon Empathy versus Sympathy Wanting more of this? Jason teaches a MasterClass on Empathy, would love for you to join the next one! To see the other MasterClasses being offered, click here. Our websites - rlforwomen.com and redemptiveliving.com You can connect with Shelley on Instagram @Shelley-Martinkus Questions for the Podcast? Email Shelley with the subject line: Podcast.

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