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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2025 · 27 MIN

Games We Played As Children Project with James Gregory

from Extra Connections · host James Lott Jr

If you have a game story, send it email to:[email protected] It can be 2 sentences of a paragraph. It will be included in the book!James Lott Jr talks to him about this project. After a successful 40-year career in global brand management, James Gregory reinvented himself by pursuing a doctorate and diving into the world of literature. Having written business, thriller, and even romance novels, he is now seeking insight for his upcoming project: Games We Played as Children. In this heartwarming book, Dr. Gregory reflects on nostalgic childhood games and their timeless value in a digital age. It’s an invitation for the seasoned generation to share their favorite childhood games and stories, offering a glimpse into how outdoor play shaped their youth.  This book is more than a collection of games; it’s a call to reconnect with the joy and creativity of the past, helping today’s youth step away from screens and enjoy the outdoors.  This project allows you and your audience to share their own childhood games, with select stories being highlighted in the book. It’s a unique opportunity for engagement and connection, creating excitement for both your audience and the book’s readers. As a guest Dr. Gregory can talk on:Reinventing yourself later in life.Navigating the transition from businessmen to author.The importance of intergenerational connections.His latest book: Killer App, provoking timely and relevant questions about the consequences of excessive reliance on AI in various aspects of life.Going down memory lane and what games you two played as children.

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