Why We Should Rethink Our "Enemies"

Why do some people get under our skin so easily? In this Skipping Stones episode, we explore the surprising truth about conflict: both sides usually believe they're right, yet we're all wrong sometimes.

The real reason to "love your enemies" isn't for their benefit - it's for yours. Understanding those who hurt us can take away the sting of their actions and free us from carrying bitterness.

Listen now to learn how empathy, self-awareness, and perspective can turn conflict into personal growth.

Arguing is a performance, not a way to bring your someone to your side.

Arguing, persuading, competition, 2-Year-Olds and more. What is the key to bringing a person to your side and to finally get someone to listen to what you have been saying??

Influences: A lifetime of fighting with people and a 2-year-old

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What if the wrinkles and scars we often view as imperfections are actually the most beautiful parts of our story?

Join me, Seth Roberts, on Skipping Stones as we reimagine the very essence of aging, not as a process to be resisted, but as a rich tapestry of life's experiences. Through the lens of the Japanese art of Kintsugi, we explore the notion of embracing the beauty found in our life's imperfections. Just like pottery repaired with gold lacquer, these visible signs of aging serve as symbols of resilience and growth, offering lessons that only time can teach.

In this heartfelt episode, we journey beyond the surface to celebrate the remarkable roles our aging hands play in our lives. These hands, whether creating music, building structures, or forging connections, are extensions of our souls, carrying the stories and wisdom we've gathered over the years. While society often idolizes youthful beauty, we shine a light on the profound strength and character inherent in the marks of time.

Rediscover the beauty of aging with me, and let's embrace the countless stories that shape who we are.