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[Music] [Applause] My mom was the first person I'd share big news with. She was my first call before every big decision. And she was there for my first steps, my first heartbreak, my first job. She was my first friend.And when she died, I didn't just lose my person. I lost my anchor, my compass. And with her went something I didn't expect to lose, my sense of safety in the world.A few days before she died, she asked me to sit with her. And I can still see her sweet smile in that moment when she said, "Honey ...

By a show of hands, how many of us have heard the phrase, "Your colleagues are not your friends?" Thank you. Thank you. Can you remember who said that to you.Was it your boss, a parent, a mentor, or even the internet. Well, I'm here to tell you something really bold. They lied.Mhm. Not because they wanted to, but because sometimes well-meaning advice aren't well-meaning. They are fear dressed up as wisdom.I remember when I first heard this phrase. I took it close to heart. I showed up at work, did my job wi ...

If you know me, you know stories are the biggest part of my professional life. Here, from behind the desk or out in the field, I've told you tales of triumph, of heartbreak, challenge, defeat. I've introduced you to characters unafraid to share their experience and truth.And now today, I'm excited to share with you my story, a book that I wrote based on my experiences, my family's history, and of course, a little fictional flare. Good day. Hey, I'm Morgan Radford in New York and we are coming on the air to ...

[Music] [Applause] We've been told that the best sex happens when we're young, when our body's in preconditioned and desire runs hot and spontaneity rules. Well, what if I was to tell you that's just the warm-up. The truth is the best sex begins after 50.Not because it's faster, harder, or more frequent, but because it's real. Because it's rooted in something deeper, connection. I'm 70 and I've been divorced a little over 10 years.And the adventure over the last decade hasn't been just about sex and dating. ...

Core Argument - The fundamental human need for connection and belonging should be a central consideration in architectural and urban design [1][4] - Design choices, from microspaces like living rooms to macrospaces like cities, significantly influence human interaction and feelings of belonging [10][11] - Design is not neutral; it actively shapes human behavior and emotions, either fostering connection or creating barriers [22][23] Design Implications - Microspaces should be designed to encourage interaction, exemplified by the common arrangement of a three-seater couch facing the television [6] - Macrospaces, such as cities, should prioritize communal areas like parks and accessible transportation networks to facilitate connection [8][20] - Urban design should focus on creating spaces that evoke feelings of safety, invitation, and visibility, moving beyond mere traffic flow [18][19] Examples and Illustrations - Traditional architecture and communal living arrangements demonstrate the innate human desire for connection [4][9] - The design of guest rooms can subtly discourage or encourage interaction, highlighting the power of design to influence behavior [12][13] - Examples from literature, like Romeo and Juliet's balcony scene, illustrate how architectural elements can enable and shape human relationships [17][18]

[Music] You've been judging me from the second you saw me. And that's fair because I've been judging you. Within the first few seconds that we meet each other, we start deciding things like whether we find each other credible, likable, and whether we want to connect with each other.And that connection is what helps you engage, influence, and persuade people. So, how can I help you connect better. How can I help you bring your best self into the light.Today, I'm going to share four tips with you. The first i ...

Evolution of Fame - Fame was once exclusive to Bollywood celebrities, cricketers, and politicians in India [1] - Autographs were prized possessions, preserved for generations [2][3] - Celebrities risked "celebrity wrist" from signing too many autographs [4] - The selfie era emerged, providing pictorial evidence as proof [5] - Content creators gained prominence with cheap data and mobile phones [6] - Content creation became a playground for everyone, including those without much [7] - Some influencers used fake photos, highlighting the flip side of the content creation boom [8] - AI digital human beings are emerging, offering benefits like no coffee breaks or tantrums [10] - Traditional PR is making a comeback, emphasizing authenticity and connection [12] - Brands are focusing on authenticity and connection over follower count [12][13]

Burnout & Disconnection - The presentation addresses the pervasive issue of burnout, particularly affecting younger generations, with 68% of Gen Z and 61% of millennials feeling the need to change their jobs or lifestyles [5] - The presentation highlights the feeling of disconnection and loneliness in a hyper-connected world, noting that 24% of adults worldwide often feel very lonely [13][14] Personal Growth & Connection - The presentation emphasizes that real growth often comes from pushing oneself outside of one's comfort zone, even when it feels scary or uncomfortable [15] - The presentation suggests that connection is not about geography but about resonance, finding people who mirror parts of oneself [19] - The presentation advocates for shifting the focus from finding where one belongs to how one can belong to oneself right now [23] Overcoming Challenges - The presentation shares a personal experience of moving to Japan and facing challenges such as language barriers and culture shock, leading to feelings of disconnection [7][8] - The presentation illustrates how small, everyday moments and choices can create a sense of home and connection, even in unfamiliar environments [24]

Core Message - Sharing emotions nourishes souls and can even be seen as nourishing the universe, according to some indigenous beliefs [2] - There is a universal desire to be open and generous with emotions, suggesting an abundance of human goodness [3] - Humanity has, to some extent, forgotten how to be emotionally generous and connect with each other [4] - Song, dance, and play are effective tools for building community, nations, tribes, or vibes [6] - Connection is a precondition for community, emphasizing the importance of looking at others and sharing emotions [7] Experiential Takeaways - Experiencing subtle human vibration can lead to a revelation and the removal of masks, revealing true selves [5] - The experience was described as unbridled humanity, achieved through play [6] - Participants may not remember the specifics, but they will remember the beautiful sensation of shared emotion [9] - Returning to this emotional space can be achieved by looking in one's heart, closing one's eyes, and singing the melody [9] - Breathing together creates a shared moment of presence [8]