Ep. 32: How to Put People at Ease (ft. Abby Adams)

10/09/2025 45 min Temporada 2 Episodio 32
Ep. 32: How to Put People at Ease (ft. Abby Adams)

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In this episode of Silent Service, Will Diesel sits down with Abby Adams, a childcare worker, future pediatrician, and friend from his Jesuit Volunteer Corps days. Abby shares her journey of service in Spokane, what it means to build trust with kids and teens, and why being at ease with yourself is the first step to helping others feel comfortable.Midway through, Matt DiMauro joins for a short but meaningful segment, offering a mentor’s perspective on enthusiasm, consistency, and connection. Together, the conversation explores community, mentorship, and the power of listening with insights that will resonate with parents, teachers, and anyone who wants to help others feel truly seen and understood.0:00 – Meet Abby: Service, vision, and heart for others3:00 – Spokane stories and the freedom to start fresh6:00 – Life after service and friendships that change9:00 – From princess dreams to a doctor’s calling12:00 – Lessons from the clinic and EMT frontlines15:00 – Youth group struggles and earning trust18:00 – Breakthrough moments with teens21:00 – Matt steps in: mentorship and family wisdom24:00 – Big dreams: medical school and beyond27:00 – Career lessons and the power of mentors30:00 – Middle school, uniforms, and growing up33:00 – Parenting insights and unconditional love36:00 – Positivity, presence, and connection39:00 – Why being at ease with yourself matters42:00 – Final reflections and Hemingway’s wisdomFollow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. New EpisodesEvery Wednesday and Friday. Follow UsInstagram & TikTok: @silentsvcpod Hosted byMatt DiMauro & Will Diesel Support the ShowIf you enjoyed this episode, share it with a friend! We donate 100% of proceeds to charity.Got a cause you care about? Send a quick pitch to [email protected] — we’d love to hear your story.