Community connectedness refers to our sense of belonging and connection to the people around us, whether it's within a group of friends, a hobby club, a sports team, our neighbors, or an online community. So, how does community connectedness impact our well-being?
In this episode of Doing Well, host Lu Ngo engages in a profound discussion with Robyn Katz, an experienced businesswoman, facilitator, coach, and community galvanizer. Robyn is the founder and director of Talkpoint and a long-term advocate for adult development and humanizing work. With her genuine faith in human goodness and the power of the collective, Robyn partners with fellow practitioners and organizations to initiate communities of practice and build leadership capability.
Join Lu and Robyn in this episode as they unravel the layers of well-being, offering a nuanced understanding that encompasses the holistic integration of mind, body, and spirit. Through thought-provoking discussions, they debunk common misconceptions about well-being, shedding light on the barriers that often obstruct personal and collective growth.
From fostering social bonds to promoting mental well-being, Robyn will share her insights and expertise on how community connectedness enriches our lives and strengthens our sense of belonging.
Connect with Robyn Katz’s social media on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynkatz/ Websites: http://talkpoint.com.au/ and http://robynkatz.com/
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