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started. Hey guys, what's up? Welcome to her back to the show. Thank you so much for clicking on this

episode. Today's episode is going to be a solo episode. And I feel like we haven't

chatted in a long time, which isn't necessarily true because I just posted a solo episode like two

weeks ago. But in the podcast land, to me, that seems like a really long time. I had two

incredible guests on the past two weeks. I had Kayla Rose from skinny dipping

and Callie Jardine from Healthy But Human. So if you guys didn't listen to those episodes, you definitely

should. Those conversations were just incredible. They're two of the coolest people I've ever met.

So both of those episodes will be linked in the show notes if you guys want to give them a listen.

And to some degree, those episodes somewhat inspired today's topic.

Today's topic was kind of inspired by a lot of things, to be completely honest. But one major

theme in my life has been community building. I've always been really interested in human

behavior and more specifically interested in the science behind how people get along and how

communities are formed. Something that I'm also

very passionate about is the fact that three out of five people say that they would consider

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