Life confronts us with the unexpected. Curveball is about facing an unimaginable life event and the human experience of responding to it—and how we can all hit life’s curveballs.
Host Scott Reich was dealt a huge curveball when his infant son, Eli, was diagnosed in 2019 with a rare brain disorder called FOXG1 syndrome. Eli cannot walk, talk, or do anything independently while suffering seizures and other medical challenges. In response to Eli's diagnosis, Scott immediately launched a global nonprofit, Believe in a Cure, which is changing the future landscape of this disease while supporting the broader rare disease community. Scott's journey with Eli inspired this journey as the host of Curveball where Scott speaks to people whose lives were upended by unexpected challenges. New episodes drop every Tuesday.
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#20 RFK’s Daughter and Global Human Rights Advocate: Kerry Kennedy on Trauma, Forgiveness, and Social Justice
Épisode 20
mardi 9 septembre 2025 • Durée 44:07
Welcome to another episode of Curveball, where life’s toughest challenges are met head-on by those who refuse to give up. In this episode, host Scott Reich sits down for a heartfelt conversation with Kerry Kennedy—human rights advocate, author, and president of RFK Human Rights. As the seventh child of Ethel and Robert F. Kennedy, Kerry offers a rare glimpse into what it was like to come of age in a family at the center of American history, where dinner table conversations included civil rights leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., John Lewis, and Cesar Chavez.
Kerry shares vivid memories of her parents’ partnership, emphasizing how the women in the Kennedy family quietly fueled movements for justice and shaped national conversations around equality and service. She reflects on the tragic night of her father’s assassination—how she processed the loss as an eight-year-old girl, and the surprising gift of forgiveness she received in the aftermath, even praying for her father’s killer.
In this wide-ranging discussion, Kerry delves into the work of RFK Human Rights, highlighting landmark international legal victories and her drive to empower the next generation of change-makers. Throughout, she draws from her personal experiences with adversity to share lessons on confronting trauma—not simply surviving it, but learning and growing from it.
This episode is a powerful reminder that, in Kerry's words, “our country is on fire”—and it’s up to each of us to run toward the flames, to meet suffering with action and empathy, and to channel our pain into positive change. Join us for an inspiring story about family, faith, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of justice, as Kerry Kennedy shows how even the deepest wounds can give rise to “ripples of hope.”
Listeners Will Learn:
Kerry Kennedy describes how her parents didn’t separate home life from work, especially during the civil rights movement.
The story about the suggestion box at the Justice Department is both humorous and illustrative.
Kerry talks about the powerful influence of women in the Kennedy family.
Robert F. Kennedy’s Cape Town speech is quoted as emphasizing the importance of everyday individuals sending out “ripples of hope.”
When reflecting on her father’s response following Martin Luther King's assassination, Kerry emphasizes the importance of "showing up again and again" to build trust in communities.
Kerry Kennedy describes watching the chaos on TV after Dr. King’s murder, then seeing her father walk directly into the turmoil to try to calm the riots.
In discussing her father’s assassination, Kerry recounts praying both for her father and his killer.
The work of RFK Human Rights spans international litigation, advocacy, and education.
Kerry mentions that many major advances in justice and democracy come from "small groups of determined people" rather than governments or corporations.
Kerry’s advice for processing trauma was to “learn the lessons” from your hardships.
(18:34) Resonating Politics and Personal Struggles
(21:41) Gift of Forgiveness in the Face of Trauma
(23:12) Kerry’s Remarkable Forgiveness and Strength
(27:52) Focus on Police Violence and Immigration
(31:58) Witnessing Injustice and Trauma
(36:03) Grassroots Movements Drive Global Change
(39:10) Empathy's Role in Overcoming Challenges
(41:43) Navigating Hellish Health Challenges
#19 When the Dream Fails: Lisa Sedlar on Resilience, Self-Worth, and Unexpected Gifts
Épisode 19
mardi 2 septembre 2025 • Durée 34:15
On this episode of Curveball, host Scott Reich sits down with Lisa Sedlar, the visionary CEO and self-described “food justice warrior.” Lisa shares her remarkable journey—from leaving a comfortable CEO position at New Seasons Market, to founding Green Zebra Grocery, a healthy convenience store chain aiming to rethink how communities access food. But when COVID-19 and a cascade of personal crises hit, Lisa found herself facing failure head-on—testing her resilience, self-worth, and capacity for vulnerability.
In this deeply honest conversation, Lisa reveals how the collapse of her business became an unexpected gift, prompting her to confront lifelong fears, reevaluate what truly matters, and find strength in vulnerability and community. Together, Scott and Lisa explore the universal challenge of weathering life’s curveballs, and how embracing failure can lead to growth, faith, and a renewed connection to others. Tune in for a moving story of ambition, loss, humility, and the surprising power of letting go.
Listeners Will Learn:
Lisa Sedlar describes herself as a "food justice warrior" and the founder of a healthy convenience store chain.
Lisa openly talks about her deep fear of failure and how her self-worth was tied to her success.
The episode explores how Lisa’s fear of being perceived as a failure was "literally terrifying" for her.
Green Zebra Grocery was ultimately forced to close due to challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lisa faced multiple curveballs at once—business closure, family health crises, financial strain, and the end of a long-term relationship.
The episode delves into vulnerability and the value of "finishing the sentence" about our deepest fears.
Lisa shared how the business closure led her to deepen her faith and seek community.
After the closure of Green Zebra, Lisa said the experience became “the greatest gift of her life.”
Lisa and Scott discuss the discomfort around receiving help when you have always been the one to support others.
Lisa uses a baseball metaphor: “practice hitting curveballs” to prepare for life’s unpredictability.
Key Moments:
(00:00) Reimagining Convenience Stores
#18 Defying All Odds: Austin Hatch’s Story of Purpose After Surviving Two Tragic Plane Crashes
Épisode 18
mardi 26 août 2025 • Durée 43:33
On this episode of Curveball, host Scott Reich sits down with Austin Hatch, whose story defies every imaginable odd. Once a rising basketball star from Indiana, Austin survived not one, but two tragic plane crashes—claiming the lives of his parents and both of his siblings. But Austin’s journey is about so much more than survival. In this gripping conversation, he opens up about profound loss, the relentless road to recovery, and the unwavering commitment of those who stood by his side. Austin shares the origins of his powerful GRIT framework—growth mindset, resilience, integrity, and team-first mentality—and explains how we can all find purpose and light even in our darkest moments. Tune in for a masterclass in courage, faith, and how doing even the most common things in uncommon ways can change a life.
Listeners Will Learn:
Austin experienced two unthinkable tragedies at a young age.
Coach Beilein of Michigan honored his scholarship commitment to Austin after his second plane crash.
Austin talks about finding a greater purpose and doing ‘common things in uncommon ways.’
The acronym ‘GRIT’ (Growth mindset, Resilience, Integrity, Team first) is central to Austin’s message.
Austin mentions that, after his second plane crash, he couldn’t contribute on the basketball court in the same way, but he found value in being a great teammate.
Austin shares a story about his father leaving even brief encounters better than he found them, such as with the McDonald’s drive-thru worker Josiah.
Austin’s journey is one of continuously ‘going big’ after loss.
In the episode, Scott shares his own experience with his son’s health challenges and talks about connecting goals to personal legacy.
Key Moments:
(00:00) Resilience After Tragedy: Austin Hatch
(03:34) Surviving Trauma and Forced Maturity
(06:22) Survivor of Two Plane Crashes
(11:17) Surviving and Overcoming: Austin Hatch
(14:46) Resilience, Commitment, and Human Connection"
#17 From Gas Station Cashier to CEO: Shirin Behzadi’s Inspiring Path
Épisode 17
mardi 19 août 2025 • Durée 44:27
On this episode of Curveball, host Scott Reich sits down with Shirin Behzadi, whose extraordinary life journey is nothing short of cinematic. As a teenager, Shirin fled post-revolution Iran alone, narrowly escaping imprisonment and persecution before arriving in the US with virtually nothing. Her early days were spent working at a gas station, but she held tight to a bold vision: to one day become the CEO of a major company—a dream she ultimately achieved.
Shirin’s resilience carried her through every twist along the way: earning a degree, rising through the corporate ranks, and ultimately serving as CEO of a billion-dollar franchise company. But life had another curveball for her—a diagnosis of a brain tumor that required a grueling 10-hour surgery and a difficult road to recovery. Rather than slowing her down, this experience deepened her strength, purpose, and commitment to doing good through business.
Today, Shirin is the author of the forthcoming book, "The Unexpected CEO," a board member, advisor, investor, and a fierce advocate for resilience, authenticity, and value-based leadership. In this conversation, she opens up about the trauma of growing up in revolutionary Iran, the lessons learned through adversity, and the practical steps we can take to cultivate hope and courage when life’s challenges seem insurmountable.
Get ready to hear a story about grit, belief, and what it truly means to heal and lead from a place of compassion.
What Listeners Will Learn:
Shirin Behzadi’s remarkable journey escaping post-revolution Iran and navigating the trauma of arbitrary arrests as a teenager.
How Shirin rebuilt her life from scratch in the United States, starting as a gas station cashier and ultimately becoming the CEO of a billion dollar company.
Shirin faced a life-threatening brain tumor, endured extensive surgery and recovery, and emerged with a renewed sense of purpose and resilience.
The power of adversity as a superpower and how Shirin transformed obstacles into growth opportunities throughout her career.
Listeners will also learn why belief, a strong sense of intention (“knowing”), and authentic vision are key to overcoming life’s hardships—no matter how daunting.
#16 From Foster Care to Fastest Man in Rugby: The Carlin Isles Story
Épisode 16
mardi 12 août 2025 • Durée 38:36
On this episode of Curveball, host Scott Reich sits down with Carlin Isles, the man widely regarded as the fastest player in the history of rugby. But Carlin’s journey to the world stage is about so much more than speed. Growing up in Ohio, Carlin was confronted with unthinkable hardships: torn from his family at only six years old by law enforcement, he and his twin sister endured years in the foster care system, facing abuse, adversity, and a lack of basic education. Yet, against all odds, Carlin’s resilience transformed heartbreak into hope.
With faith, relentless discipline, and a burning desire to outrun his past, Carlin forged a new future. He became a collegiate athlete, a professional track star, signed with the Detroit Lions, and ultimately became a two-time Olympian and a viral rugby sensation. His story is one of breathtaking tenacity—of never giving up, of using every setback as fuel, and of the life-changing power of belief and mentorship.
Tune in as Carlin shares how he turned unimaginable pain into purpose, why he once walked away from a lifelong Olympic dream to pursue the unknown in rugby, and the personal philosophies that keep him pushing forward. This episode isn’t just about athletic greatness—it’s about what it truly takes to break through life’s biggest barriers and inspire others to do the same.
What Listeners Will Learn:
How Carlin’s experiences in foster care shaped his approach to life
Carlin describes refusing to let his turbulent childhood define his future.
Carlin talked about developing a strong “man in the mirror” mentality.
The support of mentors played a pivotal role in Carlin’s story.
Carlin made a bold decision to leave behind Olympic track trials and pursue rugby, a sport he’d never played before.
Throughout his life, Carlin set incredibly high goals for himself and worked relentlessly toward them.
Carlin emphasizes “seeing past what the eye can see” and having a vision beyond current circumstances.
After achieving so much, Carlin now focuses on giving back and inspiring others.
Key Moments:
(00:00) Carlin Isles: Against All Odds
#15 From Broadway to ALS: Aaron Lazar on Redefining Success and Healing Mindset
Épisode 15
mardi 5 août 2025 • Durée 51:47
In this special two-part episode, host Scott Reich sits down with the remarkable Aaron Lazar, a Broadway, film, and television star whose artistry and resilience have inspired countless fans. But beyond his career as an acclaimed performer, Aaron offers a deeply personal look at his journey living with ALS, opening up about loss, ambition, family, and the transformative power of vulnerability.
Together, Scott and Aaron explore what it means to chase impossible dreams, navigate trauma and setbacks, and intentionally reframe life’s curveballs as opportunities for growth. Both men share candid stories of wrestling with high expectations, personal and family health crises, and the internal work required to cultivate hope in the face of uncertainty. With warmth and honesty, Aaron describes how his diagnosis has reshaped the way he connects with his children, approaches fatherhood, and finds fulfillment—while Scott reflects on his own journey as a parent to a child with severe special needs.
Join us for an episode filled with grounded wisdom, actionable insight, and genuine connection as Aaron and Scott remind us all: while we can’t always control what life throws at us, we do have a choice in how we respond—and in the meaning we give to our experiences.
What Listeners Will Learn:
Aaron Lazar talks about redefining success after his diagnosis with ALS.
Both Aaron and Scott discuss the idea of “chasing the next mountain.”
Aaron speaks openly about trauma, resilience, and the pressures of show business.
Parenting dynamics come up several times in the episode, especially as Aaron’s children take on caregiving roles.
Aaron decided not to tell his children about his diagnosis for a significant period.
The theme of surrendering versus fighting comes up, particularly around illness.
Both speakers reflect on learning to savor everyday moments—the wind in the trees, being present.
Spirituality is a recurring topic, with Aaron discussing a shift from traditional religious views to a more expansive understanding of God and meaning.
Aaron mentions the power of belief and mindset in shaping one’s experience of illness and life’s hardships.
The episode is framed around turning curveballs—unexpected life events—into opportunities for connection and growth.
#14 Paralyzed at Four, Gold Medal at the Finish Line: Josh George’s Inspiring Story
Épisode 14
mardi 29 juillet 2025 • Durée 34:10
On this episode of Curveball, host Scott Reich talks with Paralympic gold medalist and six-time world champion racer, Josh George. At just four years old, Josh survived a harrowing 12-story fall that left him paralyzed from the waist down—an unimaginable curveball that instantly changed his life. In their heartfelt conversation, Josh shares how his resilient mindset, his parents’ unwavering support, and the power of sport helped him not only to adapt, but thrive. From racing around hospital hallways as a child to competing on the world’s biggest stages, Josh’s story is a testament to human adaptability, creativity, and perseverance in the face of adversity. Tune in for an inspiring discussion about overcoming obstacles, redefining limitations, and finding opportunity and meaning in life’s greatest challenges.
Listeners Will Learn:
Josh describes his accident as happening at the "perfect time" in his life because of his young age of four.
Josh credits his parents with focusing on what he could do, not what he couldn’t, from the very beginning.
The podcast highlights the absence of a “playbook” for dealing with major curveballs in life.
Josh talks about the importance of sports and athletics in his recovery and overall well-being.
Josh shares that he uses his limitations as springboards for creativity.
The episode discusses the contextual view of disability, contrasting it with the more static "medical" model.
Josh has described his accident as a “blessing” due to the introspection and growth it brought.
The conversation touches on vulnerability and the process of accepting help from others.
Key Moments:
(00:00) Child's Fall Incident
(05:55) Adapting to Life's Challenges
(07:43) Rediscovering Sports After Spinal Injury
(12:21) Heightened Awareness Through Parenting Challenges
(15:03) Competitive Spirit in a Wheelchair
(19:21) Maximizing Time Constraints
(22:35) Resilience Through Adversity
#13 Cliff Devries: From Top National Diver to the Diagnosis That Changed Everything
Épisode 13
mardi 22 juillet 2025 • Durée 29:30
In this powerful and deeply moving episode, Scott Reich sits down with legendary diving coach Cliff Devries, whose story is as much about resilience as it is about the human spirit. Cliff was once on the fast track to becoming one of the top divers in the nation. But everything changed when a shocking diagnosis turned his world upside down.
At just 21 years old, Cliff was told he had a life-threatening spinal tumor with only months to live. His journey from a promising athletic career to a grueling surgery that lasted half a day and ultimately saved his life—but left him partially paralyzed—is one of the most dramatic turns in the world of sports. Featured in ESPN: Cliff Diving, Cliff’s story is a testament to unshakable faith in God, perseverance, and rediscovering purpose when everything seems lost.
Now a beloved diving coach known for his courage and yearly symbolic dive into the pool, Cliff shares his emotional highs and lows, the role of faith in his healing, and how he continues to inspire athletes and non-athletes alike.
This episode is a tribute to the power of the human spirit and a reminder that when life throws you a curveball, sometimes the most beautiful dives come after the fall.
Listeners Will Learn:
How Cliff rose through the ranks as a promising young diver
The shocking moment he learned of his tumor — and the prognosis
How his faith in God carried him through pain, paralysis, and fear to recovery
The psychological battle of losing physical ability — and regaining purpose
How Cliff turned personal tragedy into a source of inspiration for others
The meaning behind his powerful annual dive into the pool
Life lessons on humility, gratitude, and inner strength from a coach who never gave up
Key Moments:
(00:00 – 03:00) Cliff reflects on growing up as the youngest sibling and how sibling rivalry and family dynamics shaped his drive and competitiveness
(03:00 – 06:00) Cliff’s first introduction to diving, his instant connection with the sport, and the early coaches who recognized his rare talent
#12 Natalie Sanandaji on Surviving October 7th and Combating Modern Antisemitism
Épisode 12
mardi 15 juillet 2025 • Durée 39:48
On this powerful episode of Curveball, host Scott Reich sits down with Natalie Sanandaji, an American survivor of the Nova Music Festival massacre during the October 7th terrorist attacks in Israel. Natalie recounts her harrowing escape—running for hours through Israeli farmland, making life-or-death “choiceless choices,” and ultimately surviving thanks to the bravery of strangers. Her story is not only a testament to resilience in the face of unimaginable trauma, but also a call to confront the reality of rising antisemitism, both globally and here in the United States. Join us as Natalie shares how her life changed in an instant, the lessons she’s learned, and how she is now channeling her experience into advocacy and action against hate. This conversation shines a light on survival, identity, and the fight against ignorance in today’s world.
Listeners Will Learn:
Natalie mentioned living in a "Jewish bubble" in New York before October 7th.
The episode describes a unique security process for events in Israel, including vetting ticket buyers and withholding event locations.
Natalie talks about “choiceless choices” when running for her life during the attack.
She highlights how some of her friends at the festival did not survive.
After the attack, Natalie dedicated herself to combating antisemitism and educating others.
Natalie draws parallels between the rise of extremism in Iran and current trends she’s seeing among young people in the United States.
She argues that increasing Jewish history education in schools could reduce antisemitism.
As a Jew, Natalie expresses feeling safer in Israel during wartime than in many Western countries.
Throughout the ordeal, Natalie witnessed both the worst and best of humanity—tragic loss and incredible acts of bravery.
Key Moments:
(00:00) Israel Festival Ticket Process
(04:44) Dance Interrupted by Rocket Attack
(09:11) Unexpected Danger at Israeli Festival
(10:43) Festival Ends in Tragedy
(15:08) Near-Escape During Gunfire Chaos
#11 Letting Go of the Past: Dr. Fred Luskin on the Art and Science of Forgiveness
Épisode 11
mardi 8 juillet 2025 • Durée 35:19
Host Scott Reich speaks with Dr. Fred Luskin, director of The Stanford University Forgiveness Project, to explore the true meaning and power of forgiveness. Dr. Luskin shares his personal journey from bitterness and self-pity to healing, revealing the strategies he developed not only through research but through his own life experiences. Together, they unpack why forgiveness is often easier to understand than it is to practice, how self-pity and anger hold us back, and the concrete steps we can take to let go of old hurts. Whether you’re wrestling with a difficult relationship, personal disappointment, or just trying to move on from the past, this episode offers insight, practical tools, and hope for finding peace—and even growth—on the other side of pain. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on how we can set ourselves free by changing the stories we tell and the way we relate to our struggles.
Our Guest:
Dr. Fred Luskin
Listeners will Learn:
● Fred Luskin speaks about the toxic combination of anger and self-pity.
● Fred’s personal journey with forgiveness began after a friend betrayed him and
his wife called out his bitterness.
● The discussion highlights that forgiveness is not about condoning the past but
about reclaiming the present.
● Fred mentions two critical insights: the power to choose what you pay attention
to, and accepting that relationships can change over time.
● Gratitude is described as the first key step towards forgiveness.
● Practical ways to calm your nervous system when you’re emotionally upset.
● The idea of changing your internal narrative from “victim” to someone with
“agency” is discussed as central to forgiveness.
● Fred said that “forgiveness is not the same as reconciling.”
(03:49) Healthy, Ethical Convenience Stores
(06:23) Entrepreneurial Dream Shattered by Covid
(10:21) Embracing Vulnerability in Adversity
(15:44) Navigating Family Crises and Upheaval
(17:24) Meaningful Community-Driven Closure of Stores
(21:28) Reevaluating Fear and Failure
(25:52) Faith, Community, and Giving Back
(26:55) Opening Up to Receive Support
(18:38) Embrace Personal Growth Over Perfection
(21:18) Purpose Beyond Self
(25:23) Connecting Goals to Legacy
(28:34) Austin Hash Commits to Team
(32:29) Uncommon Kindness in Everyday Life
(34:42) Life's Impact: Small Acts Matter
(36:13) Power of Small Gestures
(39:39) Overcoming Grief for Loved Ones
Practical advice for building resilience, finding your personal “North Star,” and how to take actionable steps toward hope and healing—even in the face of overwhelming challenge.
How to both seek and offer community support in times of crisis, and why “healing by moving” is a powerful lesson for anyone on a difficult journey.
Key Moments:
(00:00) Life Lessons from a Busy Childhood
(06:26) Government Control Through Intimidation in Iran
(11:11) Resilience Through Adversity
(15:48) Departure from Home at Seventeen
(18:23) Choosing Resilience Over Adversity
(20:32) From Gas Station to CEO in the U.S.
(25:25) Overcoming Surgery with Confidence
(28:55) Believe: Transforming Adversity Into Power
(30:31) Understanding Personal Trauma's Impact
(34:43) Embracing Resilience Through Trauma
(38:22) Flipping Low Odds Into Opportunities
(41:13) Finding Hope in Crisis
(44:04) Curveball Podcast Listener Feedback
(03:27) Emotion-Filled Story of Empathy
(08:40) Remarkable Determination at Age Eight
(09:55) Transformative Mindset and Pursuing Goals"
(14:20) Pursuing Dream to Train with the Best
(16:44) Chasing Rugby Dreams
(22:19) Vision Beyond Hardships
(24:04) Resilience and Overcoming Adversity
(28:51) Visionary Pursuit
(31:13) Embracing Discomfort and Finding Faith
(36:21) Keep Moving, Breakthrough Awaits
(37:35) Carlin Isles: Grit and Success
Key Moments:
(04:37) Passion's Role in Success & Growth
(09:13) Chasing Success: The Endless Cycle
(10:45) Life-Altering Perspective Shift
(14:53) Impossible Dream: A Life Transformed
(16:16) Silent Struggle for Self-Healing
(19:59) Mission to Heal and Inspire
(24:48) Parenting Challenges and Role Reversal
(27:22) Redefining Disease Conversations with Kids
(32:42) Embracing Imperfection in Overachieving
(35:53) Seeing Life Through Fresh Eyes
(37:10) Embracing “Patient Acceptance”
(40:46) Learning Life's Lessons Without Suffering
(45:25) Patterns or Choices: Self-awareness Realized
(47:10) Faith, Doubt, and Understanding
(23:40) Embrace New Challenges for Growth
(28:41) Fostering Understanding for Special Needs
(31:29) Perceptions of Help and Growth
(33:15) "Curveball: Perseverance to Gold"
(06:00 – 08:30)Being scouted and recruited to one of the nation's best diving programs and the excitement of becoming a Division I athlete
(08:30 – 11:30) Mysterious physical symptoms during training and the moment his parents sat him down and said he had months to livebecause ofa brain and spinal tumor
(11:30 – 15:00) Undergoing a marathon 13-hour surgery at Mount Sinai in New York City when his heartbeat was lost on the operating table
(15:00 – 18:00) Coming out of surgery and realizing he was partially paralyzed and the grief of losing physical movement—and identity as an athlete
(18:00 – 21:00) Choosing to return to the pool—not as a diver, but as a coach and the beginning of a new purpose: helping others achieve what he no longer could physically do
(21:00 – 24:00)Becoming one of the most inspirational coaches in the U.S.
(24:00 – 27:00) His powerful annual dive into the pool — performed with limited mobility
(27:00 – 30:00)A message to anyone facing a curveball: “There’s purpose in your pain.”
(19:45) Escape Through Farmland
(21:30) Festival to Fear: Terror Under Tree
(25:33) Awakening: Survivor's Perspective and Duty
(28:04) Education's Role in Combating Antisemitism
(31:57) Fear and Identity in Dubai
(36:03) Activist Transitions from Reality to Advocacy
(38:39) Survivor's Story: Antisemitism Exposed
● The episode touches on societal anger and divisiveness.
● For parents and mentors, Fred emphasizes that modeling forgiveness is far more
