Encouragementology
Kendell Boysen
Disconnected: Why Communication Still Fails in a Hyper-Connected World
Disconnected: Why Communication Still Fails in a Hyper-Connected World
Disconnected: Why Communication Still Fails in a Hyper-Connected World
Tuesday 14th May 2024
Explore why communication fails despite connectivity. Kendell Boysen offers insights into balancing digital convenience with genuine connection.
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Episode Overview
- Digital media use can increase ADHD symptoms.
- Misinterpretation is common in email communication.
- Set digital boundaries to improve focus.
- Nonverbal cues are crucial for understanding emotions.
- Active listening enhances interpersonal connections.
"It's okay to use the internet, but don't let the internet use you."
In a world buzzing with notifications and endless emails, Kendell Boysen takes on the challenge of understanding why communication still falters despite our hyper-connected lives. This episode of Encouragementology dives into the paradox of modern communication, exploring how our reliance on digital platforms might be trading convenience for genuine connection.
Kendell, a seasoned life and recovery coach, paints a vivid picture of today's communication landscape, where the average office worker juggles 121 emails a day, often leading to misinterpretations and misunderstandings. Through humour and relatable anecdotes, Kendell likens our multitasking brains to an octopus juggling tasks, reminding us that all this digital convenience might come at a cost.
She draws on studies that reveal how digital media use can increase ADHD symptoms, sparking a conversation about the impact of technology on our attention spans and emotional intelligence. Kendell challenges us to reconsider our communication habits and embrace 'old school' methods, where patience and strategic thinking were key. The episode also sheds light on cultural miscommunication and the struggles many face in discussing difficult topics like mental health or relationship problems.
Kendell encourages us to set digital boundaries and practice active listening to enhance our face-to-face interactions. With insights into the importance of emotional cues and nonverbal signals, she provides practical tips for improving communication skills. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the digital world or wondered how much your brain can handle, this episode offers a fresh perspective on achieving balance.
Kendell's engaging style and thoughtful reflections make this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking to improve their communication skills in both personal and professional realms.