Chocolate and Coffee Break
What kind of person do we become when someone we love needs us, not to fix their problem, but simply to hear them?
In this conversation with Andrea Putting, Ross Judd shares a moment with his young daughter that changed the way he sees listening forever. What began as a conversation about trouble at school slowly uncovered a deeper hurt that had been hidden beneath the surface.
Together, they explore why people often tell us one story when another is sitting quietly underneath, why we rush to give advice instead of creating safety, and what can happen when someone finally feels seen and heard.
This is a conversation about more than communication. It is about trust, belonging, and the fragile moments that shape our relationships. Because sometimes the most compassionate thing we can offer another person is our full attention, and sometimes being truly listened to changes everything.
