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and tell me about your vision.

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Yeah, so my vision is very succinct.

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It's, I envision a world with less suffering,

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much more kindness, much more connection,

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and much more joy, and that's my vision for,

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that I wanna live into.

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I wanna be a part of that.

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I love that.

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I'm gonna take that and combine it

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with one of my favorite books, Radical Candor.

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I have a feeling you've come across that before.

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I actually haven't.

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I'm gonna-

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Oh, I'm excited, man.

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I'm excited.

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So we both have some study to do.

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I'm gonna be studying on your book,

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and I hope that you,

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I'll send you the little seven minute YouTube clip

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so you can speed through it.

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Right on, Radical Candor.

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Yep, and so she's got this quadrant,

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and on one side of the quadrant,

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there's four different, rather, layers of this.

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Radical Candor is about giving people feedback

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that they may not wanna hear, but doing so with love, right?

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And helping people understand the value of moving forward.

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On the opposite spectrum of that,

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somebody who cares about an individual

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but refuses to give feedback when they need it,

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she calls that ruinous empathy,

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and it's often camouflaged in the form of kindness.

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I've, I used to kinda hate on kindness quite a bit

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because I'm not a big fan of kindness that ends up,

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you know, oh yeah, you'll be okay.

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Don't worry, the cliff's right in front of you,

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but, you know, it's your life.

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That's not kindness to me.

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So let's talk through that.

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What is kindness to you?

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What does that mean to you as a leader?

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Oh boy, this is one of my favorite concepts, actually.

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And I'm with you, I'm not about false kindness.

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So the way I define kindness is,

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kindness is friendliness, generosity, consideration,

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and the willingness to offer assistance

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without the need for praise or acknowledgement.

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Okay, so it's very specific, right?

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And that-

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I agree with that.

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I would add on my side, with permission.

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Yes, yeah.

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Or, you know what, not even with permission, sorry,

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I'm gonna reframe mine.

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I would say, with respect for agency.

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Yeah, there you go, yeah, yeah.

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Respect for agency.

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Yeah, and you know, because in my opinion,

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kindness, gosh, you know, it just,

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it unites instead of divides.

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It heals instead of injures, right?

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I mean, it feels good to give it,

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it feels good to receive it,

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and it feels good to be around it.

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I really believe that kindness is powerful.

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And you know, you mentioned radical candor,

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and I love that concept of being radical in your life,

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taking a radical responsibility for your life.

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And the way I define radical is simply

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a departure from the norm, a departure from what is usual.

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And so that might be a very small tweak,

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or it could be something very big,

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but it's a departure from what is norm.

