What if the way we listen to people was shaped long before we ever realized it? In this episode, we explore how stories—especially the ones that challenge us—quietly teach us how to see the world through more than one lens.

From growing up surrounded by books to encountering a novel that refused to tell readers who was “right,” this episode reflects on how reading My Sister’s Keeper by Jodi Picoult reshaped the way conversations, disagreements, and understanding unfold. Because when you learn to sit with multiple perspectives, you stop arguing to win—and start listening to understand.

Listen in as we talk about curiosity over conflict, grace over judgment, and why books have a unique ability to lower our defenses and invite us into someone else’s story.

💡 What You’ll Learn: • How reading multiple persp ...