How do we stop mistreating each other? | Bob Fabey | TEDxWesternU

[@stacypenhorwood6333]

What a beautiful reminder to always treat people with humility and love. You are spot on Bob. Thank you for the reminder.

[@fabeyinsights]

Thank you so much!

[@kellyfrager1729]

Bob, I love the work you do and your message! You help us remember to act with kindness towards each other, not knowing other people's cracks and dents.

[@fabeyinsights]

Thank you Kelly!

[@juliangibb7442]

Bob, I appreciate your message, when someone puts a figurative foot in our face, it is so easy to write the person off, yet that route always takes us downhill. I look forward to learning more from you on how to care for all people. Keep up the great work.

[@fabeyinsights]

Thanks Julian!

[@mack.cheerdesk]

Incredible message!

[@fabeyinsights]

Thanks so much!

[@SoulSoap]

Beautiful wisdom! “The power of dignity means, that we can be broken and we don’t have to be ashamed of it. [we] don’t have to hide [our] cracks because they’re going to become something beautiful if we allow it.”

[@kimantao6242]

Thanks for the reminder and tips on how to be a better human and how to look differently at situations we encounter daily when humans are leaking.

[@fabeyinsights]

You bet Kim!

[@luannroberson4609]

Thanks for reminding me to be curious about someone's story rather than judging their behavior so quickly, Bob!

[@fabeyinsights]

You bet. Me too!

[@bryanloewen9408]

Thanks for the challenge. I love the picture of brokenness being healed with value creating uniqueness.

[@fabeyinsights]

Thanks Bryan!

[@tracychallis4337]

MRI- most respectful interpretation That is definitely a good reminder for me.

[@fabeyinsights]

Thanks! Some have called it naive, but it is a choice, and I would much rather live that way!

[@sarahsingsforchrist]

ALWAYS so well-spoken. Wisdom you shared when I was in college still comes to mind. Such an important and timely message.

[@fabeyinsights]

Thanks Sarah!

[@gregbennettstrongerwork]

This is good stuff, Bob! I usually do a Morning Litmus Test daily I get into traffic, to see how I'm reacting/responding to the "rude" drivers as I start my day. Tells me where I need to get to on Bob's dignity scale, for sure. I've got my own cracks, for sure.

[@fabeyinsights]

Driving is one of my biggest Dignity Challenges!

[@aimeekearns3304]

Wow, this is great stuff! How easy it is to be the one to put others down, intentionally or not. Hope we can all take a minute to examine our interactions with others and treat each other how we should be treating them.

[@fabeyinsights]

Thanks Aimee!

[@amyjoshgottry8497]

Your reference to MRI reminds me of the “unquenchable spirit of goodwill,” I was first challenged to strive to have for my students and families some time ago now… still growing.

[@fabeyinsights]

Me too!

[@MichelleTow-c6v]

Inspiring view on treating others with dignity.

[@sarahsingsforchrist]

I appreciate how you said "Frankenstein's monster" since so many people think the monster IS Frankenstein.

[@garrettbraunreiter5242]

Reminds me of Stephen Covey-seek first to understand, then to be understood.

[@fabeyinsights]

I am happy to be mentioned in the same sentence!

[@JosephFabey]

Couldn't have said it better myself.