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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2021 · 45 MIN

Lonely People

from The Connected Collective · host Nakia Angelique

Recent conversations with people about the overwhelming sense of loneliness in the world at this time inspired this episode. I talk about some ways to develop connection. I took action on this topic in response to information about suicide rates so be aware that I do mention this in the episode. It ends on a high note. My intention is to inspire you to take action where you can. To add your thread of connection where you can.

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