In Kentucky a teenager aids a stranger who had been shot, in Massachusetts a neighbor rescues children from a burning building, in Australia a woman resuscitates a drowned child using CPR. Details on these stories and other instances of individuals who see something amiss and choose to step-up and make the situation better in this …
Soft skills like non-verbal communication and verbal judo can go a long way to de-escalate a tense situation. Add to the mix nonviolent communication and you will be even better prepared to mitigate violence and restore harmony. Nonviolent Communication relies on acting consciously, by making an objective observation and then stating an emotion, a need, …
In Hawaii a restaurant host helps free a kidnapped teenager, in California a passing motorist stops and pulls an injured driver from burning vehicle, in Colorado a girl summons help for her injured mom. These stories and more in this batch of Good Samaritan Stories. They inspire and demonstrate the positive impact that one person …
Dan shares insight on critical thinking and the trivium method to help you exercise intellectual self-defense and live the life that has meaning to you. Dan worked at the Library of Congress which instilled in him the importance of relying on primary sources and is autodidactic and thoughtful by nature. This conversation covers a lot …
Neighbors in New Jersey capture would-be mugger, teenager in Turkey saves toddler, UPS driver in Minnesota pulls youth from burning vehicle. Details on these stories and more examples of individuals stepping-up to aid their fellow human. Call them protectors. Call them good samaritans. They inspire and demonstrate the positive impact that one person can have …
We each have the capacity to act heroically. In this inaugural episode we speak to that statement and how this projects aims to help individuals develop the mindset and skills to protect themselves and others through three steps: Prepare, Peacekeep, and Protect. Topics covered include: Know of a good samaritan? Visit Anchor.fm/Duty-To-Protect and click the “Message” button to leave us …
