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The War For Kindness
This episode reveals how kindness and empathy are not fixed traits, but dynamic skills we can actively cultivate to bridge divides and foster deeper connection.
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“This episode reveals how kindness and empathy are not fixed traits, but dynamic skills we can actively cultivate to bridge divides and foster deeper connection.”
— Jamil Zaki, The War For Kindness
Empathy, Social Psychology, Personal Growth, Human Connection
If you often feel overwhelmed by societal divisions, this can help you actively build your capacity for empathy and connection.
Jamil Zaki, a Stanford psychologist and neuroscientist, draws on cutting-edge research to reveal how empathy is not a fixed trait, but a dynamic skill we can all learn to strengthen.