pandemic of love

In this episode with Shelly Tygielski, we'll discuss how to bring more forgiveness into your life in a practical, step-by-step way. Join us as we discuss the 5 core elements to offering up forgiveness.

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When the pandemic hit in 2020, we all experienced feelings of disconnection from our co-workers, friends, families, communities, and even ourselves. We learned the importance of human connection. We learned that we can still all show up for our community. And most importantly, we learned that we need to take care of ourselves to be able to take care of others. On this episode, Jen Fisher talks with Shelly Tygielski, founder of Pandemic of Love, author of Sit Down to Rise Up, and a self-care activist, about mindfulness, self-care, and the concept of communities of care.

Why is it so hard to ask for help when we need it? Can love really spread faster than fear? As the official death toll hit 100,000 in the USA from Covid-19, Shelly Tygeislki's Pandemic of Love matched 100,000 families in need with 100,000 everyday citizens who were ready to help. She teaches us the powerful concept of mutual aid, and our live Woke Lab guests experiment with the question: What is an area of life where you could benefit from asking for help, but haven't asked?

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