Two women have become friends after one of them accidentally called the other on multiple occasions, and they started talking, and getting to know each other. "She knows how to love," Grandma Margaret says of her friend Callie.
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Psychology professor Jamil Zaki believes that empathy—the ability to share and understand what others are going through—is a skill that can be learned and improved. He shared these ideas during a TEDx Talk.
In this video, a boy opens up his lunchbox to see that it's empty. He steps out of the classroom for a moment. When he returns, he is surprised to see what he finds. It's a great reminder to share with others.
Oprah Winfrey shared three pieces of advice in a speech. "Your service and significance that you bring to your service is that which is lasting," she said.
Sensei Morihei Ueshiba shared many words of wisdom, including: There are many ways to the top of the mountain, but there is only one summit—love.
