All ideas are not created equal... Marketing/GTM Scientist and Enterprise Business Raconteur. CMO & Data Analytics Explorer. Lettering aficionado & Artist.
One of the many personality traits we are studying at the Research Center for the Science of Connection (RCSC) is introversion and extroversion. Check it out the article here: https://t.co/d5ljpn4HAS
The pandemic shrank many social circles to a skeleton crew. Maybe that’s not such a bad thing. Check out the full article from the New York Times: We Want our Friends Back! (But Which Ones?) https://t.co/UNTzVz4uSU
“Which is more important,” asked Big Panda, “the journey or the destination?
“The company.” said Tiny Dragon.
from James Norbury, Big Panda & Tiny Dragon
Cooking with friends is a great way to connect, whether in person or online. We have enjoyed this recipe with many friends, and it never fails! https://t.co/zMUzYYWUlX
New post! The “Who” and “Why” of Friends: What if friendship came with life cycles, or seasons, and the genuine desire between people for exploration and a shared commitment to finding the best possible constellation of ongoing mutual satisfaction?https://t.co/Mm4zQy2qsm
“Loneliness has the equivalent negative impact on health to smoking 15 cigarettes a day." - Cigna Research. This is why we are so passionate about our mission of meaningful connection.
Humans are the only species on the planet that establish long-term relationships that are not for purposes of reproduction. Friendship is a rare and special thing. Treat it that way.
The Nurturing Value of Friendships: There is ample and increasing evidence that having meaningful friends has a powerful impact on our health and longevity. https://t.co/PwHiKfMfSI #friendship