S10 - Episode 18 - The Best and the Worst
May 31, 20262mEp. 18S10
Tough times can bring out the worst in people, but what we often forget, is that during those same challenges, we see the best in people come through.
Hosted by Kieran Johnson · 🇦🇺 au · EN-AU · 200 episodes
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Tough times can bring out the worst in people, but what we often forget, is that during those same challenges, we see the best in people come through.
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When have you had enough? Do you even know what you are aiming for?
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Sometimes, just by accepting a gift from someone, you are showing them generosity.
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There is a way for your world to grow, even if you are lonely and in isolation...
What we say matters, and how we behave also matters. What about our viewing habits?
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You'd be surprise how many philanthropists give to both major Australian political parties. I'm not suggesting you do the same, but it goes to show that it is good to give to more than one organisation.
Here are 4 easy things that you can do to spread the love of generosity this Christmas. Have a great Christmas and see you in 2026 for season 10!
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