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Mar 18, 2019 23 min

Bringing Emotional Intelligence Into Homes

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 235, I chat with Purvi-Sonia Davé, who grew up having a hard time finding a way to connect to her parents on an emotional level. It's what lead her along with her tech background to develop an app called FamTyme to help kids create a better connection with their parents and have more of a real conversation. Listen to hear why her own unhappiness allowed her to become more self aware, how she started to realize where her negative thoughts were coming form, how she created a more positive mindset, and why her wishing she had a better emotional connection with her parents lead her to creating a great option for kids and parents to connect in today's world and more by listening to this episode.

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