EPISODE · Nov 4, 2022 · 5 MIN
I see HUMANS not Humanity
from the UNCOMMODiFiED Podcast · host Tim Windsor
It's always better to see individuals and not groups; to see individual people, not groups of priests, pagans, or politicians.When we talk in homogenous ways regarding large groups of people - like "everyone," "everybody," or "all of those people," the reality is it can never be true because not every person in that ecosystem, whatever that ecosystem, is the same way. In this 5-minute and 35-second nitty-gritty episode, my challenge is to see HUMANS, not Humanity, because it will transform you and others. See individuals with individual stories, hopes and dreams, trauma and pain, and individualized experiences instead of wrapping it all up and painting everybody with the same brush.When I see "Humanity" and I see all of Humanity's problems and challenges, this is far too overwhelming for me. What can I do about Humanity? Nothing. Now the first "human" I can do something about is me. And the first human that you can do something about is yourself.Whether it's in your company, community group, family, or wherever it is:Ask yourself this week, what is seeing "HUMANS" and not just "Humanity" mean to me? And how will you powerfully and positively touch your world - one unique person at a time?Tim Windsorthe UNCOMMODiFiED Podcast – Host & [email protected]: Kris MacQueenTECHNICAL EDITOR: Alyne GagneMUSIC BY: https://themacqueens.ca/
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It's always better to see individuals and not groups; to see individual people, not groups of priests, pagans, or politicians. When we talk in homogenous ways regarding large groups of people - like "everyone," "everybody," or "all of those people," the reality is it can never be true because not every person in that ecosystem, whatever that ecosystem, is the same way. In this 5-minute and 35-second nitty-gritty episode, my challenge is to see HUMANS, not Humanity, because it will tra...
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