Disconnected to our Roots? - Catch Me Weekly

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We live in a society where we are far more privileged than those before us, yet why does it seem that all of these externalities has made us far more distracted and transformed us from born creators to constant consumers, why is it that we are becoming to distracted to all that is around us, overstimulating us till a point that alot of us are becoming disconnected to our roots? On today’s episode we will be talking about exactly that and how we can tackle this epidemic and simply start living our authentic selves

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This episode was published on December 15, 2024.

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We live in a society where we are far more privileged than those before us, yet why does it seem that all of these externalities has made us far more distracted and transformed us from born creators to constant consumers, why is it that we are...

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