Daniel Lubetzky
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 12 Jan
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And, like, you become...
product of those tiny interactions.
100% in the context of life and work.
person that is nice is polite but a person that is kind is honest and I'll take the latter a thousand times over the former because you're nice sometimes you're nice and you're actually harming a person like for example when you are in a job setting and literally this happened to me a week ago when one of our team members was not performing and not one but two people that she interacts with noticed that and were very unhappy and
And the situation got out of control and they almost wanted to let this person go.
And they said, well, have you given that person feedback?
And both are really good people, but they didn't have the strength to be kind and provide that person feedback.
And I am 100% certain about this, that it's a bigger problem in the workplace that people are too nice rather than that they're jerks.
Of course they're jerks.
but there are a lower number of problems than the people that are too nice and because they don't want to hurt other people's feelings, cause harm to their colleagues and deprive them of the gift of feedback.
So it's very important to be kind, not to be nice.
A person that's nice doesn't cause problems, but a person that's kind has to stand up to solve problems.
A person that's nice...
is not a jerk, but a person that's kind stands against jerks.
A person that's nice is not a bully, but a person that's kind stands up against the bully.
So kindness requires the strength of being a protagonist, of having agency over your life.
You can be nice and be passive and just be polite, but to be kind, you need to be part of it.
Because that person might not receive that feedback well, and then you're putting yourself out there.
So it does take a lot of strength.
Just to be clear, when I was starting, I was messing it up completely.
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