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Hi, my name is Andy and welcome to Radio Headspace. So today I want to tell you, I want to share

with you something that happened at home the other day. If you have young children, you

may well relate. But before I do, when I first met my wife, whenever we'd go out driving,

she always had this sort of way of looking at things. She'd always say, well, you know,

if someone does something silly on the road, you never know what's going on in their

life. Maybe they've recently lost someone. Maybe they're going through a very stressful

situation. So try not to be too upset. Hey, there's a lovely way of looking at things actually

and you know, something we could carry into our everyday life. Of course, it's not always

easy to have that in our mind. Sometimes people say things and it really hurts us. Sometimes

people do things and it really hurts us. And it's difficult not to react. The other day

we got chatting about this at home and the reason is we were watching our two young children

play. So there are two young boys, very energetic. The younger one is two, the older one is five.

And the older one, the five year old, was basically speeding his brother up. He was being

his brother up. He picked up a plastic toy truck and was sort of hurling it at his younger

brother. And we thought at that stage, we should probably step in as responsible parents

and have a chat about what was going on. Since then, by the way, my wife has shared with

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