A compassionate approach where everyone will benefit. | by Deborah Barchi | Medium

…uggling, they probably aren’t choosing to. They probably want to do well. They probably are trying. More broadly, I want all people to take a curious and empathic approach to individuals whom they initially want to judge as “lazy” or irresponsible.

Laziness Does Not Exist

Devon Price

1 min readMay 8, 2020

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A compassionate approach where everyone will benefit.

Deborah Barchi

Written by Deborah Barchi

Deborah Barchi has recently retired from her career as a librarian and now has time to read, explore nature, and write poetry and essays.

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