Mitch Albom says he walks into a stadium of 100,000 people and thinks the same thing every time:

Mitch Albom says he walks into a stadium of 100,000 people and thinks the same thing every time: Someone here just got terrible news. Someone here is sitting with fear. Someone here is trying not to fall apart. That’s why he’s spent his life keeping death close. Not to fear it. To remember what people are carrying. In this episode of My Legacy Podcast & Syndicated Radio Show, Mitch talks with Marc Kielburger about grief, empathy and the quiet habit that changed the way he sees strangers. The rude cashier. The angry guy in traffic. The person who snaps at you for no reason. You really have no idea what happened to them five minutes before you met them. Who do you need to give a little more grace to today?👇 🎧 Full episode out now 👉 Tap the link in bio to listen & subscribe