Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

excellent point.

Today we discusssed how this reliance on technology often tends to make us so efficiency oriented that we do not find...

Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

you are so lucky you are able to easily control your use of technology. I was starting to feel like a junkie.

I have very little connection with my electronic devices. I don't feel the need to have my cell phone with me and I d...

Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

great point.

Hi...The whole discussion reminds me of Daniel Kahneman's distinction between fast and slow thinking he makes in his ...

Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

I am starting with the next generation with our kids. Hopefully this modeling will last. *

Unplugging can be so very important. I find that in my twenties, I'm one of very few people I know who can forget the...

Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

I can't wait to read your manifesto!

Thank you for this collection of ideas. For several years I have taken both sabbath and sabbatical from connectedness...

Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

thank you for sharing this and I am sorry to hear about your father. *

Wonderful ideas on both the deconnect and the ramping up and appreciation of technology. During a Mexico yoga/health ...

Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

completely agree.

After the tragedy today in CT, I feel like this country could use a "national shabbat" so we can drown out all of the...

Connecting Broadly Won’t Replace the Importance of Connecting Deeply

Ariana, I highly recommend trying it weekly. There is something about knowing you will have this time each week has r...

Thanks for sharing this is a very intriguing post. I think sometimes we forget that we have a choice to unplug. It ...