Jury Duty: What Ronald Taught Us About the Quirky People in Our Lives
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Jury Duty: What Ronald Taught Us About the Quirky People in Our Lives
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What if becoming extraordinary has less to do with doing extraordinary things—and more to do with how you treat people in ordinary moments? After watching Jury Duty, I couldn’t stop thinking about Ronald Gladden, the one person on the show who didn’t know everyone around him was an actor. While producers kept putting him in increasingly bizarre situations, Ronald continued to respond with patience, kindness, and curiosity. In this episode, I’m talking about why his “hero’s journey” hit me so hard, what our favorite quirky characters from The Office and Gilmore Girls can teach us about making room for people who are different from us, and one question I’ve been thinking about ever since: How do people feel after they spend time with me?
Weekly ChallengeFind one person you might normally overlook this week—the coworker everyone rolls their eyes at, the neighbor who talks a little too long, or the new person sitting alone—and make room for them. Ask their name. Ask a question. Sit by them. Listen to their story. You don't need to fix them or make them more like you. Just be someone's Ronald.