In this episode of The Connectors podcast, Pete Bombaci, founder of the Human Connection Movement, delves into the burgeoning popularity of the movement, now in its seventh year. As remote work and digital distractions become more prevalent, people are increasingly recognizing the significance of genuine human connections in their lives.Bombaci highlights the concerning rise in mental health issues, particularly among younger generations, which is often attributed to a lack of meaningful human connection. He underscores the importance of combating social isolation through intentional acts of kindness and genuine conversations, emphasizing that even small gestures can have a profound impact.The Human Connection Movement is not just a concept but a global community dedicated to fostering authentic connections. Events like Gen Well Weekend provide platforms for individuals to come together, forge meaningful relationships, and combat loneliness.Moreover, the movement advocates for digital detox initiatives, such as the monthly detox day on the 1st of every month. These initiatives encourage individuals to disconnect from technology, be present in the moment, and prioritize real-life connections.Join us as we explore how the Human Connection Movement is reshaping perceptions of connection in the digital age and empowering individuals to cultivate deeper, more meaningful relationships.

Where to get a hold of our guest -

Pete Bombaci (@petebombaci) • Instagram photos and videos

http://www.genwellproject.org/

(3) Pete Bombaci | LinkedIn

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

GenWell – Human Connection Movement

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