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Connection Quote
Our words are windows, or they’re walls - Marshall B. Rosenberg
Every single thing we say either builds a bridge of understanding or puts up a barrier. There is no neutral ground.
Our words are windows, or they’re walls - Marshall B. Rosenberg
The intention behind communication is as important as the words themselves - Marshall B. Rosenberg
Your microbiome is not a mystery—it’s a mirror of how you live - Dr. Jessica Shepherd
Kindness is the language that opens every child’s heart - Marshall B. Rosenberg
Our words can either build a bridge or a wall—choose wisely - Marshall B. Rosenberg
When we help children name their feelings, we give them a vocabulary for compassion - Marshall B. Rosenberg
Language can wound; careful words can stitch connection - Brene Brown
Naming shame is our first act of resistance; language loosens its grip - Brene Brown
Define the goal, then choose words that walk toward it - Dale Carnegie
A well-balanced gut flora is like a peaceful democracy — everyone has a role and chaos is kept at bay - Giulia Enders
Every time we eat, we decide the fate of billions of microbes living within us - Giulia Enders
We are not alone when we eat; trillions of microorganisms dine with us - Giulia Enders
Our gut is not a dirty place; it’s a highly intelligent and well-organized ecosystem - Giulia Enders
One theory proposed by research bacteriologists is that stress is unhygienic. The altered circumstances stress creates in the gut allow different bacteria to survive there than in periods of low stress - Giulia Enders
Looking closer at human beings, it becomes clear that each of us is a world of our own. Our forehead is a breezy meadow, our elbows are arid wastelands, our eyes are salty lakes, and our gut is the most amazing giant forest ever, populated by the weirdest of creatures - Giulia Enders