David Richman on supporting people when they need us most (#34)

<p>00:01:35 – endurance sport.  </p><p>00:05:04 – Running is meditative.  </p><p>00:06:50 – the life events that motivated David to start endurance sports.  </p><p>00:08:50 – the importance of caring for yourself first instead of impressing people all the time.  </p><p>00:11:03 – adversity can make you better or it can make you bitter.  </p><p>00:13:56 – I have to vs I get to.  </p><p>00:16:55 – receiving help in difficult times.    </p><p>00:20:37 – not worrying what others think of you.  </p><p>00:24:14 – do people know how to deal with grief?  </p><p>00:26:14 – why David's sister was so important in his life.  </p><p>00:31:25 – how did the book, Cycle of Lives, come about?  </p><p>00:35:13 – Just put your feet on the ground and make your bed every day.  </p><p>00:40:07 – how to have open conversations where people were open to talk about trauma and grief.  </p><p>00:44:48 – how can we best support people through difficult times?  </p><p>00:47:15 – what to say when someone is going through a tough time?  </p><p>00:50:25 – you might be the only person who showed care.  </p><p>00:52:58 – asking open questions is more important than saying the right thing.  </p><p>00:55:35 - scared of saying the wrong thing.  </p><p>00:59:45 – we can choose our response.  </p><p>01:00:50 – we are all passer-by's in each other's lives.  </p><p>01:04:55 – get in touch with David.  </p><p>More detailed show notes with links to references can be found at:  <a href="https://candourpodcast.com/david-richman/" target="_blank">https://candourpodcast.com/david-richman/</a></p>