The Good In Us Always Finds A Way
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.
Kindness In Crisis: Our Hidden Human Nature
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.
Hidden Acts Of Kindness Reveal Our True Nature
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.
Kindness Is Hidden Everywhere If You Look
I’m spotting spontaneous kindness everywhere – from strangers holding doors to competitors finding common ground. Science confirms we’re wired for goodness. What kindness have you noticed lately?
One Sentence That Healed A Broken Friendship
Watch two colleagues repair a broken relationship with just one sentence. Discover how cognitive empathy reveals our natural capacity for understanding and why I believe humans are fundamentally good.
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