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Great Post! And if the Sand Point Men’s Group isn’t close to you – connect with a local ManKind Project community to find one that IS close to you.
Thanks Boysen. Yes check out MKP.org for a local group. They are a bunch of great men.
This article was both informative and affirming for me. I have a better understanding now of what empathy is and how to continue developing it in myself as I relate and interact with others. Thanks.
Thanks Bill. Ashoka is working on teaching kids empathy.. I wish they taught us.
Thanks Edwin for more resources on how to create and use empathy. I would love to do an interview and be on your panel. Let me know what you need.
Terrific article, Owen, and an excellent resource for men who are seeking more depth in their lives, their relationships, and their personal experience. I’ve already shared it with some other men I know and will continue to do so as opportunities present.
Thank Rick. In the right situation empathy is easy to learn and it’s certainly a powerful skill.