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Remembrance & Memorializing is our Twitter Global #PeopleSkillsChat topic.

WHEN: Sunday May 30, 2021 at 10AM EDT. Hashtag: #PeopleSkillsChat

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Global #PeopleSkillsChat Background: Remembrance & Memorials

Most humans cherish memories and often need and like to memorialize loved ones and events. It is the expression of remembrance which seems to play an important role in living. As we head into this Memorial Day Weekend in the USA, we take up the role of remembrance and memorializing in human interaction.

What does remembrance represent? What does it do for people? How does remembrance differ from memorializing or is it part of the same stream of human expression? Please join us this SUN. May 30th in global #PeopleSkillsChat on Twitter to explore remembrance and memorializing.

JOIN Weekly Twitter Global #PeopleSkillsChat – TOPIC: Remembrance & Memorializing. Image by Kimb Manson Williams.

Global People Skills Chat: Remembrance & Memorializing

As we explore this topic in the upcoming People Skills global Twitter chat, here are some questions to get us thinking in advance. Actual questions will post live during the chat on Sunday 10am EDT.

• When you hear the phrase ‘remembrance & memorializing’, what feelings does it evoke in you?
• What does remembering those we’ve lost do for us today?
• When have you found remembrance to be helpful and when painful?
• Most of us love to remember people & times gone by? Why?
• What are the connections between memorializing and remembrance, if any?
• Have you met people who don’t like to ‘remember when’? Why don’t they like it?
• How can we memorialize people and events without getting stuck in the past?
• When we memorialize fallen heroes, we give them and ourselves _____________.
• Why does the human spirit need to reflect, remember, and memorialize?
• How does remembering deceased family members help today’s youth?
• What can we learn from remembering events and people that have gone before us?

So bring your personal perspective, your favorite beverage, and join the people skills global chat community this Sunday May 30, 2021 at 10amEDT on Twitter (hashtag: #PeopleSkillsChat)


I also invite you to continue this chat by joining the LinkedIn Group People Skills Succeed to be a part of all the people skills discussions everyday 24×7.



Shout Out of Gratitude

My gratitude to all who participate and grow the people skills global chat community on Twitter (#PeopleSkillsChat), and LinkedIn. We welcome your suggestions for topics, offers to co-host, and most especially your insights.

Continued thanks to generous chat moderators Jandis Price, Tom Rhodes, for their time and insightful contributions.

Everyone is welcome! We have only one rule in People Skills Global Chat: Respect for all even when we disagree.

From my professional experience to your success,
Kate Nasser, The People Skills Coach™

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