Encouragementology
Kendell Boysen
The Human Need for Connection in an AI-Driven World
The Human Need for Connection in an AI-Driven World
The Human Need for Connection in an AI-Driven World
Tuesday 14th October 2025
Explore the human need for genuine connection amidst an AI-driven world with Kendell Boysen in this heartfelt Encouragementology episode.
30 minutes
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Episode Overview
- AI offers convenience but can't replace genuine human connection.
- Real connection requires presence and emotional resonance.
- Loneliness can be as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
- Small steps like handwritten notes can rekindle connections.
- Digital tools should support, not replace, human relationships.
'We were never meant to burn on our own.'
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Kendell Boysen, a professional life and recovery coach, tackles this intriguing question by exploring the essential human need for genuine connection in a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence. This episode of Encouragementology doesn't shy away from the reality that while AI can offer convenience, it can't replace the depth of human interaction.
Kendell shares heartfelt stories and personal reflections, illustrating how real connections are built on mutual understanding and emotional resonance rather than mere digital exchanges. In a society where our phones are constantly buzzing with notifications, Kendell challenges listeners to question if they're truly connected or just plugged in. She prompts reflection on when we last experienced a meaningful face-to-face conversation, urging us to prioritise presence over performance.
Kendell's insightful narrative draws attention to the epidemic of loneliness and how AI can sometimes become a surrogate for authentic relationships. By sharing practical advice, Kendell encourages listeners to take small steps towards rekindling human connections, whether through a handwritten note or a simple phone call. The episode is a gentle reminder that while technology can aid us, it's the messy, beautiful human interactions that truly nourish our souls.
As Kendell says, 'We were never meant to burn on our own.' So, what's one small step you could take today to reconnect with someone else or even with yourself?