The Beach: What We Share
Twenty-five years ago when I started coming to this beach, I was lucky to see a few birds here and there. But then, conservationists started roping off nesting
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Twenty-five years ago when I started coming to this beach, I was lucky to see a few birds here and there. But then, conservationists started roping off nesting
I ran into this playful monkey while visiting my nephew in Costa Rica last spring. I love how he is completely at home whether he is crawling down

Every November, I dedicate 30 days to gratitude. This year, I’m focusing on what we share. I hope My Gratitude Project will serve as a tiny antidote to

This is the end of My Gratitude Project for 2025, but of course, there is no end to gratitude and empathy. These are enduring goals, skills—and universal human

As you would with any other important conversation, take time to prepare for empathy. Preparing for empathy will help you improve your results. If you want to use

For me, gratitude and empathy aren’t just professional skills, but deeply personal ones. In my experience, they are closely related. When everything feels like it’s crashing down and

It’s Thanksgiving. Empathy and food — is there a connection? I don’t think so. Let’s all just be grateful today for the food we have, and empathize with

Empathy and turkeys — a half-serious post on the day before Thanksgiving? Should we empathize with turkeys? This is treacherous moral ground, and I am of the opinion

Animal empathy? Research suggests that many animals empathize just like we do—or at least sort of like we do. The basis for animal empathy is mirror neurons, which