by Kim Snarr | May 13, 2022 | Blog, Monday Message, Monday Motivation
A recent survey found that 96% of people consider themselves to be good listeners. Yet, studies show that even immediately after hearing what someone has to say to us, we retain only around half of the content. We spend about 45% of our communication time listening...
by Kim Snarr | May 9, 2022 | Blog, Monday Message, Monday Motivation
If you look at our Empath Health Core Values, the one that tops the list is Eternally Hopeful. There are good reasons that this core value has such a prominent place in our list. It can be difficult to be hopeful when you are facing a chronic or life-limiting illness....
by Kim Snarr | Apr 25, 2022 | Blog, Monday Message, Monday Motivation
There is a concept in Judaism that first appeared in the Mishnah called “Tikun Olam” in Hebrew. A translation of this term would be “repair of the world.” It is a recognition of our responsibility to be agents of healing and justice in our family, our community, our...
by Kim Snarr | Apr 8, 2022 | Blog, Monday Message, Monday Motivation
It’s not every day that we get the big breakthroughs, the huge accomplishments, the great leaps forward. While those experiences can be very satisfying, what really keeps our world going every day are small acts of kindness. Those often unnoticed and unheralded times...
by Kim Snarr | Mar 28, 2022 | Blog, Monday Message, Monday Motivation
My wife and I were going someplace the other day and when we got in the car she said, “Let’s roll down the windows and not run the air-conditioning. It’ll save on gas.” I think we have all been doing what we can to conserve gas, especially while prices are so high. It...
by Kim Snarr | Mar 21, 2022 | Blog, Monday Message, Monday Motivation
I was teaching a class once about the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator when it became clear that one of the students was having a breakthrough in understanding. She said, “So THAT’S why that person annoys me so much!!” It is actually one of the central insights...
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