Join us for today's episode as we explore the importance of practicing self compassion.
We'd like to give credit to a couple people today that gave us insights into today's episode. Meaghan discusses the work of Dr. Kristin Neff, and her website chock full of resources to delve into this topic. Check her research out at: https://self-compassion.org.
Sarah references Dr. Amy Finlay-Jones and her website that offers " A Kindful Mini-Guide" to help you in your exploration of self-compassion. Explore her website at https://kindful.com.au.
Sarah also referenced a podcast where Dr. Finlay-Jones was a guest. Find that here: https://shows.acast.com/65795d373d9b370017f32c57/679b11ea1542fb67e74adb45
Next is a brief article published in Fast Company you may find useful. https://www.fastcompany.com/91281736/these-are-all-the-ways-that-leaders-can-benefit-from-self-compassion
credit: @Dr. Kristin Neff
@ Dr. Amy Finlay-Jones
@Fast Company
@We Are Human Leaders
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