EMPATHY EXPERT
AUTHOR & SPEAKER
AWARD-WINNING EDUCATOR
SOCIAL IMPACT COACH
Purposeful Empathy Advocate
I HAVE SPOKEN ABOUT EMPATHY AROUND THE WORLD.
Empathy, Technology
and the Future of Humanity
TEDxUWCT
Phuket, Thailand, 2018
Empathy & Social Business
Global Social Business Summit
Mexico City, 2014
We Need Empathic Action
PINC Conference
Zeist, Netherlands, 2014
Social Impact Coach
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Daily Empathy Post #2608 (October 1) Purposeful Empathy![]()
"A key statistic from the report is that 41% of employees feel their employers’ expressions of empathy are empty of meaning, and 47% said they lack followthrough. Most “warm and fuzzy” initiatives don’t accomplish much, the report said, and for empathy to be effective in the workplace, there needs to be an action attached to it."![]()
Article sourced from Psychology Today
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Daily Empathy Post #2607 (September 30) Purposeful Empathy![]()
"When I explored empathy and autism, I discovered that the issue is highly complex and an ongoing subject of debate. Current research that focuses on self-reports of autistic peoples’ experiences suggests differences in empathy, as opposed to a lack of it altogether, in some autistic people. These differences might include feelings of excessive empathy and difficulties conveying empathy to others."![]()
Article sourced from Psychology Today
Daily Empathy Post #2606 (September 29) Purposeful Empathy![]()
"Developing empathetic leadership skills requires practice and conscious effort. As a leader, you can start by practicing self-awareness and emotional intelligence while developing active listening habits. Self-awareness is critical for reacting openly to the expressions and experiences of others. After self-awareness, you can work on your emotional intelligence, which is understanding and managing the emotions of others."![]()
Article sourced from Fast Company
Watch this episode to learn why one techpreneur believes humans must be at the centre of all AI development.![]()
Matt Celuszak is the Founder and CEO of Element Human, a company on a mission to "enable everyday devices to observe, monitor and feedback human interaction in a safe way that promotes the well being of the individual, monitors the health of the population, and furthers the evolution of humanity.” In this episode, Matt explains why he was attracted to the world of AI while seeking solutions to suicide prevention. He also argues that empathy is a necessary safeguard for the development of AI.![]()
00:00 Preview
00:16 Introduction
00:35 About Matt Celuszak
01:46 How Matt discovered empathy
07:37 The business case for Purposeful Empathy
10:28 Can technology further the evolution of humanity?
17:34 Using technology and AI in today’s climate
18:01 Empathy’s role in AI
19:22 Chat GPT: A case study
26:15 Nefarious uses of AI
30:20 About Matt’s webinar, “People First, and Always”
33:20 The goals and mission of Element Human
38:18 Applications of learning from tech for the greater good
38:52 Empathy as an important feedback loop in advertising
45:00 Matt Celuszak’s Purposeful Empathy Story ![]()
CONNECT WITH MATT CELUSZAK
✩ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mattceluszak/
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✩ Webinar: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNF6uFtNgGo&t=1093s![]()
CONNECT WITH ANITA
✩ Email purposefulempathy@gmail.com
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Video edited by David Tsvariani
Daily Empathy Post #2605 (September 28) Purposeful Empathy![]()
"The success of academic research on mindfulness can contribute to a perception that mindfulness meditation is an individual mental health intervention or a personal wellness tool that can be practiced independently of other people.
Mindfulness is more than that. For thousands of years, it’s been a pathway to shared belonging. As the pioneering American meditation teacher Jack Kornfield has put it, mindfulness is 'a practice that enhances our sense of connection to ourselves and others.'"![]()
Article sourced from Psychology Today
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