• What We Can Still Learn from Alex

  • Sep 26 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
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What We Can Still Learn from Alex

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  • Welcome to Season 2 of Balancing Life's Issues!

    In this heartwarming episode Wendy Wollner sits down with Alex and his mother, Val, whose famous letter to President Obama touched millions of hearts. Wendy, Alex, and Val dive into the power of empathy, raising children who believe in the magic of life, and how to maintain hope and inspiration amidst cynicism. Together, they explore how we can uncover life's miracles, even in the smallest gestures.

    Key Takeaways:
    • Empathy Starts Early: Alex's story reminds us how important it is to raise empathetic children who believe in making the world a better place.
    • The Magic of Family: Val shares her experience navigating cynicism while keeping hope alive through the incredible journey their family has taken.
    • Believing in Miracles: Wendy encourages listeners to push past cynicism and embrace the idea that everyday magic exists, if we're willing to look for it.
    • Inspiration Through Action: Learn how small actions can have a big impact, as seen through Alex's letter and the worldwide response it sparked.
    Video's Mentioned/Sourced:
    • Watch Alex's letter to President Obama here: Alex's Letter to Obama
    • Another reference to Alex's story: Video of Alex's Inspiring Journey

    Got an idea for the show? Email kai@balancinglifesissues.com
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