Revisiting “Who Do You Love?

There is within each one of us a potential for goodness beyond our imagining; for giving which seeks no reward; for listening without judgment; for loving unconditionally.
Elisabeth Kabler-Ross

I recently wrote a blog on loving people of all types, just because. I asked the question: If we assume that everyone is flawed in someway, don’t we all at least equally deserve love? So I created a list of all kinds of ways people are described everyday and urged folks to just go ahead and love all of them!

A former colleague of mine, Gary, introduced me to , a cool online tool and I had to try it out. So I used their online tool to turn my blog laundry list into a graphic. Thanks for the introduction Gary and, to my readers, thanks for humouring me!

Here it is:

And here is the link to the original blog post.

Be Well. Lead On.
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