The Power of Asking How They Are Doing

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Exploring the importance of genuinely asking how people are doing and empathizing with their experiences, drawing inspiration from Martin Luther King Jr.'s approach and emphasizing the significance of parental application.

“When Martin Luther King Jr. took over Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, AL, he insisted on a small social shift after his sermons that was immediately noticed. As he mingled with his parishioners on Sundays, he wouldn’t ask them what they were doing, the way previous pastors had. Instead, he looked them in the eye and said How are you doing?”

Learn more about this story and why the questions you ask your kids are so important on today’s Daily Dad podcast.

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