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We're influenced by our environment. We take on the values, behaviors, actions and even fashion of the people around us! To demonstrate, let's share observations from our recent travels to London, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Wisconsin, & Miami.
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By taking deliberate time for our self and answering simple questions about life, it'll increase our clarity and awareness. It'll help us become more precise in our actions, which will save us time & energy and enhance our experience.
Recorded at the Field Museum in Chicago
Questions from this session:
1. What's our favorite place that grounds and centers us?
2. What're we grateful for?
3. What's one thing that's gotten us more interested in science & technology?
4. What's a smell/scent that brings us instantly back to a particular memory in our life?
5. What's a recent moment that brought us pride and gratitude for the effort we put in?
6. Where we live, what impression do people on the outside have of it? What characteristics, icons, or big events have shaped culture?
7. Where do we grocery shop? Why do we prefer that place and what characteristics do we like about it?
8. What's one thing we can do to live healthier?
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Gigi Flores returns for our third installment of breaking down iconic films and analyzing elements of writing and storytelling through visual art. Our previous film selections were older classics "Taxi Driver" and "The Shining." We went more recent with "Donnie Darko." Together we work through questions we had and dive into meaning of the action on film.
Gigi on Instagram
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The concept that we're equal to the five people we interact with most came up in several recent conversations. Let's explore it more.
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By taking deliberate time for our self and answering simple questions about life, it'll increase our clarity and awareness. It'll help us become more precise in our actions, which will save us time & energy and enhance our experience.
Recorded at the Art Institute of Chicago member lounge.
Questions from this session:
1. How have we been sleeping?
2. Under $200, what's the best investment we've made in the last year?
3. What're we grateful for?
4. What's the busiest time of year for us in our life or profession? Do we handle it well? How can we better prepare?
5. What's a collective activity we can do with other people without our phones?
6. What's something we're energized for this summer?
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Marine biologist Bryce Gunning returns to the show. We talk animal communication and research, space exploration and the wonderful curiosity of where the human species can continue to grow, the progress of technology both big and small, and finding inspiration & beauty in the small and mundane. Rich recorded outside in Miami and his iPhone got too hot from the sun that it had to cool off for a bit. The recording kept going and he rejoined seamlessly. We dissected what happened and the technology.
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Bryce's organization in Sea of Cortez
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