Why the Grinch Stole Christmas with Grant Wenburg

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Recorded23 Dec 2020

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Have you ever wondered why the Grinch stole Christmas? Our son's 5th grade teacher, Mrs. Brennan, posed this question to kids in the class and asked them to write a persuasive essay about why they believe the Grinch is either evil or misunderstood. On the Voice of Influence podcast one of the key questions we explore is why are people the way they are? How can we motivate others who may be closed off to us? Though Grant's essay doesn't go on to suggest how to approach the Grinch, it does give one food for thought. Perhaps there is a physiological or psychological reason for the Grinches among us. Here is Grant Wenburg with his essay, "A Small Heart."

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