Even if quarantining alone, distractions like Zoom calls, TV binge-watching, and nonstop news can pull us away from ourselves. Taking time for solitude helps us reconnect, making us better for both ourselves and those around us.
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When Being Right Gets In The Way
Many of us aren't afraid of making mistakes. We're afraid of what those mistakes might say about us. Dora explores how our attachment to being right can quietly limit our ability to learn, connect, and grow. She reflects on why humility isn't a sign of weakness, but one of the mo ... Show More
7m 7s
Jun 14
The Family Given and The Family Chosen, with Diana Hanafy and Lindsey Ingram
Whether we're talking about family, friendship, community, or partnership, most of us want the same thing: to be seen and accepted for who we are. Through stories of coming out, friendship, marriage, and parenthood, Lindsay and Diana reflect on the challenges and joys of finding ... Show More
31m 22s
Jun 12
When Labels Replace Curiosity
Our minds are constantly categorizing people, places, and experiences. While those shortcuts can feel useful, they often come at a cost. Andy explores how labels can quietly limit our ability to truly see one another, and why curiosity may be one of the most important qualities w ... Show More
4m 58s
Apr 2020
How can we feel less alone during — and after — COVID-19?
Long before the coronavirus upended our lives and distanced ourselves from our jobs, routines, and loved ones, loneliness was already considered a widespread issue. But now, whether you're living alone or surrounded by people, that feeling of loneliness is probably more profound ... Show More
1h 4m