Hey, it's Kelly, and at the end of every week, I like to share something true and useful,

something I stumbled over that gave me a burst of optimism, something you can share with

friends like an audio greeting card, something to help us all keep our eyes on what's working

and what could be.

So, I'll be right back with this week's For The Good of the Order.

This is Kelly Corgan Wonders.

This week's For The Good of the Order is a wrap-up of the Intellectual Humility Series.

I really have been affected by these conversations that are circling around the idea that all

knowledge is partial.

And if you've been with me on it, you know that we had bang-up conversations with Julie

with Kat Hames, who is such a go-to-thought partner for me, also a new person named Natalie

Nixon, who I loved, and the great Helen Fisher, who we will definitely have back.

But I wanted to close where we began, which is with Daryl Van Tangerin, who's study of

this work really grounds this whole series.

What happened was I was working on this op-ed piece, and it will run in the Philadelphia

and choir.

But meanwhile, I thought I'd share it with Daryl and with you to get some final thoughts

on how we might behave with each other in our smallest, most intimate settings, and

also sort of citizen to citizen, even on the hard days.

I think this op-ed really gets at everything that I've learned in the past few months,

working on this series.

And one of the most interesting pieces of this little study we did is that all the same

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