Host, Malisa Hepner, sits down with Guy Sengstock, founder of The Circling Institute, and they discuss deep conversations, relational practices, emotional presence, and how meaningful dialogue can foster greater self-awareness and intimacy. They also examine the impact of technology and the internet on modern relationships, offering insights into what it means to truly see and be seen in an increasingly disconnected world.

Meaningful connection begins when we move beyond surface-level interactions and become fully present with ourselves and others. Through curiosity, honesty, and authentic dialogue, we can build deeper relationships, increase self-awareness, and rediscover the sense of belonging that many people are searching for in a digitally connected yet emotionally disconnected world.

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