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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2026 · 1H 10M

‘We Are Losing The Art Of Connection’. This Will Blow Your Mind! With Expert Sharon Parmar

from InSpirrall · host Simon Scott-Nelson

Get ready for a powerful conversation! This episode dives into the lost art of connection in a digital age, exploring how loneliness, technology and shifting social norms are reshaping our ability to build real, meaningful relationships. Expert Sharon Parmar brings a blend of insight, honesty and compassion as she unpacks why so many people feel disconnected today and what it truly takes to reconnect with ourselves and the people around us. It’s an honest, hopeful and deeply human conversation about the role of connection in resilience, wellbeing and belonging, both in our personal lives and at work. You don’t want to miss this one. Before we begin, a gentle but important message. Across this podcast, we sometimes discuss experiences that may be difficult to hear, including themes that centre around trauma. These conversations are handled with care, but they can still be triggering or emotionally heavy. Please listen in a way that feels safe for you and take a pause or step away at any time if you need to. If anything you hear brings up difficult feelings, reaching out to someone you trust or seeking professional support can make a real difference. We are a peer-connection space focused on shared storytelling, not a medical service or crisis centre. If you are in immediate need, we recommend reaching out to professional emergency services. Topics The paradox of digital connection and loneliness The capability gap in forming relationships Generational differences in disconnection and reconnection The role of community and belonging in resilience Strategies for rebuilding human connection in personal and professional life The lost art of connection: rebuilding human relationships in a digital world How digital disconnection is affecting our society and how to reconnect Chapters 00:00 The Lost Art of Connection 02:58 The Paradox of Digital Connection and Loneliness 05:52 Generational Disconnection: Bridging the Gap 08:46 The Role of AI in Human Connection 11:47 Defining Meaningful Connection 14:40 Resilience: Control, Community, and Identity 17:48 The Impact of Workplace Culture on Identity 29:57 Recognising and Addressing Disconnection 34:44 Understanding Power Dynamics in Organisations 39:55 The Impact of Betrayal in the Workplace 43:53 Reconnecting with Ourselves and Nature 51:45 The Importance of Intentional Connections 01:00:00 Navigating Complexity in Conversations Resources Sharon Parmar - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharon-parmar/ Pinterest Campaign on Real-Life Connection - https://newsroom.pinterest.com/en-gb/news/2026-brand-campaign/ Study on Phone Usage - https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10.1086/691462 Keywords Connection, loneliness, digital age, human relationships, resilience, community, workplace culture, bullying, mental health, AI, social skills, wellbeing We are a peer-connection space focused on shared storytelling, not a medical service or crisis centre. If you are in immediate need, we recommend reaching out to professional emergency services.

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