Hosted by Humans:Connecting · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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We know that loneliness is bad for us. Luckily, we know that connection cures loneliness. So why is connection so hard to do?Get curious with Phil McAuliffe - the global loneliness expert and founder of Humans:Connecting - as he and his guests explore how you can get the connection you both need and deserve in life.Get ready. It's time to become a connected human.
Humans:Connecting hosts Humans:Connecting, a society show with 32 episodes published.
It’s been an epic season of the HUMANS:CONNECTING podcast. We’ve talked about - Social prescribing - Nature based therapies - The importance of owning your loneliness - Creating authentically connected men - The power of
Show notesThe LONELY-EU project is fighting social isolation and loneliness across Europe. What it does there can help the rest of the world do the same. Judith Merkies – former Member of the European Parliament – and Dr. Hans Roc
Show notesAn issue the size and scale of loneliness and social disconnection requires a variety of solutions, from offering individual support to developing national policies. It’s too big for one person to solve alone, so a more
Show notesIt’s time to step out of the cage that you feel you’re in in midlife – where you need to perform certain roles to fulfil certain obligations that you may or may not have wanted in the past. Midlife is a funny time. We th
Show notesEvery leader knows that there’s a loneliness in leadership. We all want to be great leaders where those in our teams thrive. But we can inadvertently become workaholics, micromanagers, indecisive leaders, or bullies. Wha
Show notesWhile Jonathon Lawless’ story of loneliness and finding himself in midlife is uniquely his, it’s much the same as yours. As an investment banker living in Hong Kong, Jonathon found that his expat life and career did not,
Show notesFar too many men are broken. From rates of suicide, violence, incarceration and educational outcomes, it’s clear that men are struggling. This is not an episode about masculinity – toxic or otherwise – but an episode for
Show notesWe all reach a point where, before we can learn about the connection we need, we must first acknowledge and admit ourloneliness. At this fork in the road, we face the choice: confront our loneliness, despite the fear and
Show notesWhat if spending quality time in your garden, at a local park, in a national park – or even with a single potted plant – could help you heal and improve the quality of the connection you feel, would you do it? While it s
Show notesWouldn’t it be nice to leave an appointment or interactionwith a caring professional and feel seen as the awesome humans that we are, rather than as a symptom or a problem to be solved? In this first episode of Season 3,
Show notesCongratulations! You’ve resolved improve the quality of the connection you feel. You’ve decided that it’s time to focus on your social health and wellbeing and you want to thrive through loneliness whenever you experienc
Show notesIt’s the final episode of Season 2 and it’s tackling an important issue confronting all workplaces, including yours. We know that loneliness and social disconnection is prevalent in our communities and workplaces, but it
Show notesIt’s natural to want to make some changes when we get to midlife. It’s natural to evaluate where we are in life and reflect on whether we’re living in alignment with our values. Sometimes, we know that things need to cha
Show notesHustle culture feeds loneliness. Chai Bade - our guest on this episode – found himself feeling lonely when he realised that his long workdays meant that he did little else but work and sleep. He spoke his loneliness to h
Show notesDespite our best efforts, we rarely get to control what happens in life. We do, however, get to control how we respond. Jacob Darkin – our guest on this episode – injured his spinal cord and spent over nine months in the
Show notesWorkplace loneliness is the emerging frontier in the global discussion to reduce human loneliness. We know that humans who feel lonely at work report higher levels of absenteeism. They are less productive, less efficient
Show notesWorkplace loneliness is an issue that affects all workplaces globally. We know that humans who feel lonely at work report higher levels of absenteeism. They are less productive, less efficient, and are more likely to lea
Show notesDoing connection puts you at the very edge of – or well beyond – your comfort zone. It can be easy to imagine that it’s all too hard, so we don’t do anything. We can stay in our loneliness, even though we don’t want to.
Show notesThere are many reasons why we humans experience loneliness, but there is one reason that we consistently notice as the most common reason we hear that feeds your loneliness. Busyness. In this episode, we’ll talk about ho
Show notesAt HUMANS:CONNECTING, we’re all about helping you get the connection you need whenever you experience loneliness. This includes sharing the great work of other individuals and organisations who are also helping us humans
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