“I believe human connection is the most powerful engine in the universe.”
In the 1950’s, Edward Murrow asked listeners to reflect on and share their personal philosophies. It became a popular NPR series encouraging listeners to reflect on the core values that guide their lives. On this episode of 92,000 Hours, we begin winding down our season of workshops by asking our listeners to do the same.
When you reflect on your life, what were the major lessons you learned during the seminal moments and turning points? How do those beliefs shape the way you show up and interact with the world?
In this episode, Connection Collaborative Founder Annalisa Holcombe will share her core beliefs and the stories that inspired them. She’ll share the transformative power of vulnerability, how authenticity changed her life, and why human connection is the driving force of the universe.
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If you want to leave us a voicemail about your thoughts on this episode, you can reach us at 385-501-7333 or annalisa@connectioncollaborative.com
Hosted by: Annalisa Holcombe; Edited and Produced by: Sarah Doh
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