Carol Murray

We don't give up on people.

We have to understand that everybody's human, having their own human experience.

And then from that, the individual conversations and what I say to people, it really depends on their situation.

But I really, again, I encourage them to go to their support networks and I encourage them to look at different perspectives.

on things.

And I encourage them to look into mindset.

I think mindset is a really important thing here.

If you want to have values that work for you, if you want to have community that's going to work for you, all of it goes back to mindset and that it has to be

Your mindset has to be a positive place.

If you're putting garbage in your mind, that's what's going to stay there.

But if you fill it with good things and good people, then that's what's going to have you there.

And that's what's going to make you stronger to use the tools that I mentioned.

I'm nodding my head.

I'm just a girl, a woman at 52 years old who shares her life experience and what she learned from that.

I mean, North America has a huge homeless problem.

And, you know, some people panhandle on the street like at a stoplight.

And you know that there's an empathy problem in your community when no one's even smiling and wishing them a good day.

They just like look straight because they don't want to look at them in the face.

Like I always keep change in my car for that purpose to give someone enough for a coffee or whatever.

But if I don't have change, I always roll down my window and say, hello, I hope you're having a great day.