Episode notes
Jonathan Chrimes is a registered nurse with Lifeblood in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia — and one of LinkedIn's most consistent voices for kindness.
In this conversation we talk about what got him started posting about kindness, the "economy of kindness" and what Singapore's national kindness movement got right, why he thinks kindness has to be practised rather than assumed,
An uncomfortable truth about bullying culture in nursing ("nurses eat the young"), and his response to my pitch for a national "kindness audit" of government policy. We also talk Dolly Parton, Australian classic comedy movie, The Castle, Famous nurse for all, Florence Nightingale, World War 1 hero of many Simpson and his donkey, and why the happiest people Jonathan ever met were kids in some of the poorest villages he visited on aid work.
If you believe kindness is more than a nice idea — that it's a practice, a policy lever, and an economic force — this one's for you. 🔗 More episodes: https://zorzlekindness.substack.com//🔗 Connect with Jonathan on LinkedIn / jonathan-chrimes-831071229 #Kindness #Nursing #Lifeblood #NDIS #LinkedIn #Leadership
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