Searching for a stronger signal in your relationships than on your phone? We sit down with a multigenerational panel, from a Gen Z builder of virtual villages to a family physician who’s practiced for fifty years, to unpack what actually creates belonging across age, tech, and time. The through-line is simple and surprising: depth happens when we schedule community with the same urgency we chase notifications. We begin with the roots of connection shaped by upheavals, World War II, the Vietn...
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Searching for a stronger signal in your relationships than on your phone? We sit down with a multigenerational panel, from a Gen Z builder of virtual villages to a family physician who’s practiced for fifty years, to unpack what actually creates belonging across age, tech, and time. The through-line is simple and surprising: depth happens when we schedule community with the same urgency we chase notifications. We begin with the roots of connection shaped by upheavals, World War II, the Vietn...
The way we process information fundamentally shapes how we communicate, collaborate, and connect with others. In this illuminating episode, we dive deep into the "Tree vs Forest" dimension of the Interface Methods connectivity tool – exploring the profound difference between internal processors (Trees) who prefer thinking before speaking, and external processors (Forests) who develop their thoughts through conversation. This distinction goes far beyond simple personality differences. As we e...
Four Bars
Searching for a stronger signal in your relationships than on your phone? We sit down with a multigenerational panel, from a Gen Z builder of virtual villages to a family physician who’s practiced for fifty years, to unpack what actually creates belonging across age, tech, and time. The through-line is simple and surprising: depth happens when we schedule community with the same urgency we chase notifications. We begin with the roots of connection shaped by upheavals, World War II, the Vietn...
