Ep 5 - Connection is better than content
from Wiser with Rob Bialostocki Hosted by Rob Bialostocki
In this content-saturated world, we think we're connected to others but it seems we're merely connected to a version of them that isn't fully real. In this episode, we talk about the following: Research shows that connection matters in the end How my rescue dog enabled a heart-to-heart meeting with a stranger Robert Cialdini's research on influence; commonality is a key People don't want to be impressed by what you know Observations from 25 years of corporate training and development The shallowness of modern goals The challenge is to be more real. Any thoughts or questions? Send me a text! Any thoughts or questions? Send me a message! FREE COMPANION GUIDE TO THIS EPISODE Download your beautifully-produced show notes, examples and exercises to help you get more out of the material. Click here to subscribe to Companion Guides. (If you've previously subscribed to these, I will have already emailed it to you.) See you again soon. Rob --------------------------- I'm Rob Bialostocki and I write, present and teach about living a life that matters and growing wiser in the process. SUPPORT THE SHOW This is an ad-free, sponsor-free podcast and I want to keep it that way. So, if this has been helpful in any way please either: ✅ Make a one-off donation, or 🔄 Make a monthly donation. GET FREE WEEKLY WISDOM A short, free email with a message that matters. Subscribe to Wisdomettes here. #LivingaLifeThatMatters #SecondHalfofLife #Your50s #Your60s #IntentionalLiving #GrowingWiser #PersonalGrowth #MidlifeTransition
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In this content-saturated world, we think we're connected to others but it seems we're merely connected to a version of them that isn't fully real. In this episode, we talk about the following: Research shows that connection matters in the endHow my rescue dog enabled a heart-to-heart meeting with a strangerRobert Cialdini's research on influence; commonality is a keyPeople don't want to be impressed by what you knowObservations from 25 years of corporate training and developmentThe shallown...
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