Matthew Ridge and David Ring discuss the world's obsession with being offended and the concept of cancel culture. They explore the idea that taking offense is a choice and discuss the importance of not identifying with victimhood. They also touch on personal experiences of discrimination and the power of empathy. The conversation emphasises the need to step outside oneself, listen actively and be open to changing opinions.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on empathy, growth, and reclaiming your power in the face of offense.

Takeaways:

• The world has an obsession with being offended, as seen in cancel culture.
• Taking offense is a choice, and one can choose not to be a victim.
• Personal experiences of discrimination can be turned into positive growth.
• Stepping outside oneself and actively listening to others fosters empathy.
• It is okay to change opinions and course-correct in life.
• Connection and understanding can be found with people who are different from oneself.