Hey, it's Greg, and welcome back to another deep dive episode of the future

podcast. In this one, Chris talks with our delightful guest Catherine Dyer about the power and importance of real human connection.

Now this episode is really special and we'll probably give you some some feels which is a good thing.

I think it's one of the most genuine and vulnerable discussions we've ever had on here.

So buckle up and please enjoy our conversation with Catherine Dyer. You and I met at Epicurrence and the story that you shared on stage was so touching and emotional and honest and revealing and

vulnerable. I think everybody was like either crying inside or the outside, one of both.

And I know that there wasn't a lot of notification for you to prepare and so that made your talk even more remarkable and the courage that you had to come on stage and share a story. You and I have been doing this dance for a number of months,

maybe two years. I don't know. It's been a little time. I'm not counting. But you and I are having lunch I'm like you know I wish this were recorded so somehow I

I convince you to like let's just try and you're a wizard there because it was a fight or flight moment. You won me

over. I'm glad I did because I think the way that you look at the world and the things that you have to share are worth sharing.

You know TED Talk, their motto is ideas worth sharing, and I watch so many of them like that's not worth sharing.

But you on the other hand, I think you have something, a like that's not worth sharing. But you on the other hand I think you have

something a message that's so different that cuts through all the superficiality and you get right to the

core and story after story I'm thinking we need to share this with the world and so let's get right into it.

Okay so should we talk about how the occurrence came about? We can do you want to start there?

Well because you brought it up and you said I had such a short time.

I think that was an advantage for me.

Okay.

Because I can get in my head.

We can all get in our head.

And I felt that it was so authentic and it was so organic the

way it happened. Dan Petty, who I just happened to see a tweet from, was not following him.

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