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Lesson #9: Imagine.

Duke University's Robert Thompson explains the intersection between empathy, creativity, and imagination.

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Lesson #1: Feel. Imagine. Do. Share.

Lesson #1: Feel. Imagine. Do. Share.

Lesson #2: Parents - Start by sharing, not by asking.

Lesson #3: Live it.

Lesson #4: Validate every voice.

Lesson #5: Transform the helped to helper.

Lesson #6: Build relationships. (Hint: Differences are a good thing.)

Lesson #7: Practice before you teach.

Lesson #8: Experience + Response = Outcome

Lesson #10: Unlock what kids are born with. (Play!)

Lesson #11: Fill your teammates' emotional tanks.

Lesson #12: Reflect within. Listen without.

Lesson #13: Begin at home.

Lesson #14: Flatten hierarchy.

Lesson #15: Don't react, absorb.

Lesson #16: Integrate the personal and professional

Lesson #17: Infuse empathy in all subject matters.

Lesson #18: Listen to others' needs.

Lesson #19: Articulate others' feelings.

Lesson #9: Imagine.

Lesson #20: Serve.

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