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March 28, 2021 41 mins
In today’s show the boys discuss the impacts of a non-genuine sympathetic response to any occasion. Why empathy in general is a good baseline approach to most situations. Shouldn’t sympathy come from within? Like more genuine? But even if it’s genuine, does displaying too much sympathy exacerbate the situation? We understand sympathy has its place and it shouldn’t be suppressed in very obvious situations, but, what are the impacts of not displaying enough sympathy? In a very conversational and light hearted chat the boys dig this one up JTW style. Enjoy! About the podcast: Journey to Wherever is a weekly podcast by two mates who also just happen to be brother-in laws, getting together to record discussions that shouldn't be left unsaid. We would absolutely love for our listeners to get in touch to share their thoughts, questions, ideas, advice or feedback. Please drop us an email at journeytowhereverpodcast@gmail.com or reach us on our social platforms. We'd also appreciate a review on apple podcasts. Don't forget to subscribe so you'll always know when a new episode is out. You can find all the information you need about the show, including how to get in touch with us by visiting journeytowherever.com. Our socials: Instagram: instagram.com/journeytowhereverpodcast Twitter: twitter.com/journeywherever Facebook: fb.com/journeytowherever Email: journeytowhereverpodcast@gmail.com journeytowherever.com
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