@adityaarpitha and more than anything get out of a right/wrong mentality about how to run an edance. connect more to why you're doing it, what you want for the participants, and act from there. inevitably it will be imperfect and you will learn from that. but if its from the heart it'll be good
@adityaarpitha silly/funny movement exercises to break thru shyness, awkwardness. more such exercises in pairs, then groups (w strangers) to further break thru shyness and awkwardness and begin connecting w others
@postjawline Machiavelli and Sun-Tzu are good
I was disappointed in The 48 Laws of Power (would've loved to see the laws applied on a more personal and contemporary level, less so historic)
have probably learned more from watching Succession and White Lotus
@William_Blake Your excerpt from Lincoln's Gettysburg Address reminds me of Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik in 'The Lonely Man of Faith'
Man as temporal being, indebted both to the past and the realization of the future