Kristin Cavallari

So you can't take it personally.

And also another good example of that is, let's say you go to Target and you're in an aisle and there's someone else in the aisle and they...

They kind of like scowl at you.

They're like, like, get out of my way.

Right.

You're just they're having a really horrible day.

And you just happen to be there at the same time.

That has nothing to do with you.

You didn't do anything to piss them off.

You're just you just happen to get in the way.

But you can't be like, fuck that person.

What the hell is wrong with that person?

I mean, you could, obviously, but that's because you're taking it personally.

That has nothing to do with you.

We have no idea what that person has been dealing with all day.

For all we know, they could have found out right before they walked into Target that their dad died and they have to go into Target because they have to get toilet paper.

And but it's like the worst place for them to be.

I'm just saying, like, we never know what someone is going through.

And that's another thing that I wrote down too, is that everyone's fighting a battle.

And I think when we can look at the world and people through that lens, we will definitely have more empathy.