Wow. What a leader. Truly one of the best speeches a human might watch. To be compassionate, leading through to reducing divides, to think about the other tribes or people we might be disconnected from, to think about the how we do something, not just that what we intend to do. A lot of food for thought on which to meditate and manifest, in daily practice and long term plans. Makes you wish you went to Wharton too! Wonderful.
I wish I had a dollar for every time I coached "Empathy is King" inside organizations -- when what I meant was "Compassion is King"! Great Message and SO critical to success!
Wow. What a leader. Truly one of the best speeches a human might watch. To be compassionate, leading through to reducing divides, to think about the other tribes or people we might be disconnected from, to think about the how we do something, not just that what we intend to do. A lot of food for thought on which to meditate and manifest, in daily practice and long term plans. Makes you wish you went to Wharton too! Wonderful.
Absolutely a compassionate leader!
I wish I had a dollar for every time I coached "Empathy is King" inside organizations -- when what I meant was "Compassion is King"! Great Message and SO critical to success!
On the big day of these undergraduates Out of all the other topics, he chose to talk about being compassionate . can't emphasize this more
Wonderful Talk..... loved every bit of it.
Thanks for sharing ... a true inspiration!
Its pretty super interaction at larger aspect.
Thank you so much. I m a Tibetan girl. It’s really true what and how u have been explained. Amazing god bless you and your family members
there is no need to specify your nationality. identify yourself as a member of this species. not a country. we are all the same.
Truly inspiring
Talent with out compassionate Empathy won't lead to long-term success
One big happy family :)
Tell me abt it .. unauthentic people
Such a beautiful face
My everlasting crush 😊
Jeff "Weiner" must have had a rough childhood at school
Great speech, but the audience is a bit too young to take full advantage of the wisdom.