Name: アンドリュー・ホーン：「意味のある会話の術」｜Googleでの講演のご案内 (Andrew Horn: "The Art of Meaningful Conversation" | Talks at Google)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:05:29.000Z
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So as you can see, we're here to talk about human connection

Thank you guys for taking the time to be here.

So I want to start by thanking you all, because being

getting a massage for free, lunch for free, haircut

A lot of other things, but you're here with me,

And so what I want to promise you before we dig in today

is that we're not just going to talk about human connection.

And so my goal is that you guys walk out of here

can use to connect with the people you want

is going to be broken up into three specific sections.

So stories about how I was able to take this deep yearning

for connections, curiosity about relationships,

turn it into this business that has helped 100,000

people to give what we think is the most meaningful gift

How do strong social ties and relationships affect our brains

And we're going to talk about tangible takeaways.

So how we can actually communicate to connect.

And before we start, it's always nice to actually establish,

And my favorite definition is this one by Brene Brown.

"I define connection as energy that exists between people when

and when they can give and receive without judgment;

and when they derive strength and sustenance

that exists between two people when we feel connected.

And at Tribute, we've actually broken that down even further.

can allow people to evaluate the depth of their relationships,

that which they have an abundance of, that which

So AVS is a mutual feeling of A, appreciation,

Vulnerability is the bridge to connection.

Next is support, and support's a beautiful thing.

And the way you think about it in human connection

is a natural call to support and be supported.

that we can break down when human connection truly exists.

An easy way to evaluate your friendships, as well as

those new relationships that you're adding depth to.

That's our definition of human connection.

is important to experience, to have fun, to magnify joy.

But I also want to introduce you to why we should really

care about our social ties, our relationships.

And to do that, I'm going to introduce you to a guy

So Dr. Waldinger did the longest study on happiness

It's a 75-year longitudinal study of 750 people.

When they released his research, he gave this famous TED Talk.

And also, as I was perusing through the results

of that research, there was one statement

that they literally highlighted and bolded

"The clearest message we got from this study

is that good relationships keep us happier and healthier.

Good relationships keep us happier and healthier.

that strong social ties, investing in our relationships,

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アンドリュー・ホーン：「意味のある会話の術」｜Googleでの講演のご案内 (Andrew Horn: "The Art of Meaningful Conversation" | Talks at Google)

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