caring for the scalp.
caring about working on being anxious about things they don't control.
Caring for yourself is really not selfish.
caring for the world and how you're caring for your own body, that I just really got into it.
Caring more about relationship is good, but not expanding it is bad.
Carine wrote her own memoir about the experience called "The Wild Truth." That was released in November 2014 and very quickly became both a New York Times
caring for them. This other project also from group at the Media Lab was a fork that tries to make you eat less quickly for people
caring about a character?
caring and sweet and a good listener and would be there for her friends in a heartbeat. And that's a really nice. >> Amy: Yes, hear, hear,
caring what the outside perceptions were. There are a lot of moments in the book that were, I think, a little more poignant. There are some funny moments. And one of the moments
Caring when it comes to marketing is respecting one's time.
caring, more present to other people.
people caring too much. But if you're listening to this show, you are probably not representative of the general population. And so I want to be really
still caring for her for that disease, she's still sleeping during the day.
How caring we are.
the caring labor, the employment of people in aged care, for example, which we know is a very underpaid profession
But caring is not enough, because we must educate ourselves on the determinants and the drivers of these inequities.
started caring about what I was doing.
and caring about the industry stuff.
and caring personal practices and social relations
not caring about whether or not that infrastructure or connectivity stretches across one state boundary to another so that you can mutually benefit.
of caring between people, lack of love, lack of compassion.
And caring means expressing interest and investment in that person's well-being.
and caring. Monkeys do it, two year olds do it, but somehow, something happens, and we're less creative and collaborative than we are when we're kids.
but caring for them emotionally-- is very, very important.
Presenter: Carine Roitfeld? Garance: She's adorable.
is caring. It's called technically empathic concern, and it means, I know what you think, I know what you feel, but I also care about you.
More caring, more able to tune in, more able to empathize.
others caring for others seems to go hand-in-hand with a tendency to split people up into an in-group the people that we're empathic for and take care of
Investors pivoted to caring almost exclusively about GenAI, and then everything else followed.
So my work in caring for teenagers also extends importantly to caring for the adults who are doing the work of raising teenagers because it's not that easy. We adore our kids. We are aware
And it's about caring.
And these caring advocates, just a couple people from this vet clinic, they go out there.
A Guide to Caring for Your Mental Health" was released in December 2018.
But that hardly seems-- caring and challenging don't seem so radical.
But for many their caring responsibilities have skyrocketed, often leading to a net loss in their free time.
you stop caring. You don't give that much importance.
We will stop caring about this planet, Earth.
I stopped caring about that.
I'd volunteered for Caring for Babies with AIDS, which was a house where these kids lived, kids who didn't have anybody else left.
Not necessarily caring about that, but that's a difference.
And I took up caring for baby possums.
which is caring, loving, compassionate, vulnerable, more sensitive.
like the caring sector, or the health sector, or the service sector, there is a lot of resistance right now
We're caring more about working than for ourselves.
So we use deep caring and deep curiosity.
You start caring about the same things that they care about.
But it was the Caring Canadian Award that was offered by the governor general.
So he started a Caring Canadian Award.
He's extremely caring in just his personality.