#421 - Corey Robinson | Who Are You When the Crowd Is Gone?
About this episode
Brandon Tumblin and Corey Robinson discuss the challenges of choosing goodness in difficult times.
Most of us don’t wake up wanting to be selfish, impatient, or unkind. So why is being good so difficult? In this conversation, I sit down once again with Corey to explore one of the oldest questions in philosophy, faith, and everyday life. Beginning with Rudyard Kipling’s timeless poem If—, we unpack what it really means to choose goodness when life becomes uncomfortable. We discuss why ego fights humility, why justice feels so personal, why suffering can either harden us or deepen us, and wh...
People in this episode
Host: Brandon Tumblin
Guest: Corey Robinson
Topics covered
- goodness
- philosophy
- ego
- humility
- suffering
- justice
Keywords
- goodness
- philosophy
- suffering
- humility
- justice
- ego
- Rudyard Kipling
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: If
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- #419 - Give Your Past Self Some Grace
- #418 - Everything You Have Is Borrowed (Including Your Strength)
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