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Jak jsem říkal i v podcastu, CZPodcast jsem poprvé poslouchal už před 20 lety, když mi bylo 15 a teprve jsem se učil programovat. Tehdy by mě ani nenapadlo, že si tam jednou sednu jako host. 🙂
Hey hola, máme tu zásilku v podobě rozhovoru s kluky z české ai hvědy Macaly. Užijte si @PetrBrzek a Martina Ďuriše s @jirifabian a @_dagi nad různými praktickými tématy. :)
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I've been actively fighting almost guaranteed age-related loneliness for years, studies show after age 30 you start seeing friends less and when you get older especially men don't have any social life left!
It's preventable, but it takes effort and initiative
We've now organized 70 weekly coworking days where we meet with friends and work together, do show and tell, and try help each other make things (also hardware stuff more recently)
We've also started organizing movie nights, art nights, barbecues, we watched the World Cup final on a projector screen in the garden with friends
We did a collage night the other day where we bought cheap gossip magazines, colored paper, and Pritt glue, and gave everyone scissors to make their own art, I think nobody spent time on their phone for at least 4 hours, making things puts you in a flow state and it's fun to do it in a group because you talk about different stuff while making things than you would for ex having a dinner
Movie nights are nice too but less popular I think cause everyone prefers to watch movies alone and also you can't really talk during a movie
Coworkings range from having sometimes 20 people to sometimes just 2 people, people have their own lives, but me and @rameerez still try to organize them weekly
One thing I realized is that we are usually the ones organizing stuff, but that's not a bad thing, there's even studies about this, there's usually a few people in a group who organize most of the events
If nobody in your group organizes stuff, it doesn't mean nobody wants to do stuff, but you have to take the initiative to bring people together which isn't easy in a time where phones and apps and the internet are simply easier and cheaper dopamine than driving to a friends house for a party
You can start with a coworking day, everyone brings their laptop, and you provide WiFi and coffee, then later you can try more types of events
Having an active social life is just as important or in some studies even more important for health than physical fitness
After a nice party I feel tired but satisfied, I had fun and didn't spend time on my phone or computer but instead talked and laughed with friends etc.
We don't drink alcohol with very few exceptions and nor do our friends, so it's mostly just having really nice food and sparkling water or kombucha etc, and we don't really need alcohol, after a few hours it gets fun enough anyway!
So I recommend everyone, take initiative, and organize something and get people together, it'll be fun! 😊
@MaxRovensky To me, Pieter’s post is almost evidence for the opposite point.
If you have to actively engineer coworking days, movie nights and barbecues just to avoid loneliness, having a family can clearly solve part of that problem naturally.
@MaxRovensky Sure, but who said anything about being isolated at home with four people?
I go to work, the gym, church, see colleagues, meet people every day, and go to meetups and events. That’s just normal life.
I’m not really sure what you’re arguing against here.
@MaxRovensky Obviously, it’s not bulletproof. But I’d also say that if you have a loving family and still feel lonely, there may be something deeper going on.
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