If only we could “disagree with someone’s theology, and yet [and still] passionately pursue their humanity.” If we could seek to “be more INTERESTED than INTERESTING.” Excellent! Informative! Edifying! And I appreciate the practical and actionable takeaways. (1) The Circles of Grace Challenge [Love this! Challenge accepted.] (2) 1 mc/W or M [YES to meaningful connections.]
Excellent message! I’m inspired to make at least 1 meaningful connection every week. I always love your high energy and creativity when you present. The double dutch addition was pretty cool.
And take this concept another step, with what's happening politically---we truly need to hear each other's viewpoint/stories and history or framing so we stop all the character assaults on each other. I'm a believer in Jesus, and it's so incredible that the exits on people of faith are rapidly increasing, as we take on the agenda of media and culture. Can we truly seek the perspectives of each other on this divisive stage of political or religious positions? I truly hope and pray so---that we can love each other, learn and grow with each other---regardless of what we believe. That's what Jesus taught anyway! Regardless of how people have twisted his teachings or what people did with them, will we be willing to sit with each other and set aside our bias and beliefs to learn about each other? This is a great presentation!!
Please share more. I think it is and it isn't. Not taking the exit on people is a part of inclusion and belonging in my book but I would love to see you perceive it.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I think you might value my new book: I Respectfully Disagree. What type of presentation style do you usually prefer?
@JustinJones-Fosu Congrats on your book! I found your presentation very entertaining, but the frequent tempo changes made it hard for me to follow the key points. As part of my HR training, I had to watch this video and focus on the content, but the mix of fast and slow speaking made it challenging to process the information. While your style is great for a Def Poetry Jam (I bet Saul Williams would enjoy this!), I had to re-watch the video multiple times to catch the main takeaways, especially on Double Dutch communication. Just my personal experience(and how my brain works), but I’m sure others really enjoy your dynamic approach.
We don't take things as they are, we take things as we see them.
Brilliantly captivating, powerful and inspiring talk. ❤
Thank you for hte encouragement!
Always so refreshing to hear you speak 🎉 absolutely relevant and positive mindfulness!
If only we could “disagree with someone’s theology, and yet [and still] passionately pursue their humanity.” If we could seek to “be more INTERESTED than INTERESTING.”
Excellent! Informative! Edifying! And I appreciate the practical and actionable takeaways.
(1) The Circles of Grace Challenge [Love this! Challenge accepted.]
(2) 1 mc/W or M [YES to meaningful connections.]
What a great and I look forward to hearing more about your Circles of Grace Challenges.
Thank you and my new book I Respectfully Disagree shows us how to better do this!
Excellent message! I’m inspired to make at least 1 meaningful connection every week. I always love your high energy and creativity when you present. The double dutch addition was pretty cool.
I am grateful you took the time to watch!
What a wonderful TEDTalk! Excellent speaker and message- with doable takeaways. Bravo, Justin!
Thank you for the wonderful encouragement! Is there one takeaway that stood out the most?
And take this concept another step, with what's happening politically---we truly need to hear each other's viewpoint/stories and history or framing so we stop all the character assaults on each other. I'm a believer in Jesus, and it's so incredible that the exits on people of faith are rapidly increasing, as we take on the agenda of media and culture. Can we truly seek the perspectives of each other on this divisive stage of political or religious positions? I truly hope and pray so---that we can love each other, learn and grow with each other---regardless of what we believe. That's what Jesus taught anyway! Regardless of how people have twisted his teachings or what people did with them, will we be willing to sit with each other and set aside our bias and beliefs to learn about each other? This is a great presentation!!
most people dont or chose not to
I don't usually comment, but I had to say that this was wonderful. Thank you, thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing. What made you enjoy it?
Beautiful in every way. Thank you.
Awesome!! Love the equation and the challenge to have more meaningful connections. And the double Dutch analogy 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yes to Double Dutch and not jumping in!
Thank you. This was some amazing information.
This is an outstanding talk! Making meaningful connections are important and I love that you encourage your audience to seek them.
Thank you for sharing this comment! What made the talk outstanding for you if you don't mind us asking.
Amazing!!
Awesome Dopeeeeee.....thanks for sharing!!
Thank you for watching!! Really appreciate it.
Funny, honest examples, realistic challenges. I mean idk about not being annoyed by annoying coworkers but.. jk. Really enjoyed it!
We are so grateful for your response and how you have taken it to heart!
Incredible 😄
Thank you! What made it incredible to you?
Message = good. However, he sounds like a pastor (and that isn't very pleasant to me).
This is not DEI.
Please share more. I think it is and it isn't. Not taking the exit on people is a part of inclusion and belonging in my book but I would love to see you perceive it.
Agree with the content, not presentation style.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I think you might value my new book: I Respectfully Disagree. What type of presentation style do you usually prefer?
@JustinJones-Fosu Congrats on your book! I found your presentation very entertaining, but the frequent tempo changes made it hard for me to follow the key points. As part of my HR training, I had to watch this video and focus on the content, but the mix of fast and slow speaking made it challenging to process the information. While your style is great for a Def Poetry Jam (I bet Saul Williams would enjoy this!), I had to re-watch the video multiple times to catch the main takeaways, especially on Double Dutch communication. Just my personal experience(and how my brain works), but I’m sure others really enjoy your dynamic approach.