Beneath the chaos of daily headlines lies an overlooked truth: humans are wired for goodness. I’ve witnessed this repeatedly in my work teaching empathy—our natural capacity for connection just needs uncovering.
In my years teaching communication, I’ve seen that people default to kindness when given the chance. These daily moments of empathy aren’t extraordinary—they’re evidence of our natural wiring for connection.
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Human: What is kNN?
After decades teaching conflict resolution, I’ve seen our innate goodness repeatedly emerge. Given the right tools, people naturally seek understanding and connection—it’s already wired into our brains.
After years studying human behavior in crisis moments, I’ve found people are fundamentally good – not wishful thinking but observable reality. My new book shows how we can strengthen this natural capacity.
Witness to quiet grocery store kindness reminds us humans are naturally wired for good—a pattern I’ve seen throughout my career in communication and conflict resolution.
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