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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2026 · 7 MIN

The Importance of In Real Life Events - (B.I #103)

from Burning Issues · host Charles Burns

When Mark Zuckerberg set up Facebook, his intention was to connect the world in a way we'd never experienced before. Whilst that is potentially true, you might see a TikTok, a reel, a YouTube video from someone somewhere far away from a distance perspective. Simultaneously the world has not ever seen a loneliness pandemic like we are seeing, and people in real life have become more disconnected than ever before. Events like WatchMarketplace's Annual Golf Day, the Manchester Luxury Partners dinner, sports such as Padel, hobbies, activities where people come together for something that's not just work-related are incredibly valuable. They have the added benefit of creating real long-term connections that have substance and are not simply transactional, as unfortunately life has become. As always, guys, love to know your thoughts on this topic. Drop a comment below or reach out to me personally with your opinions.

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