Gregg Braden

or early millennials but we now have a generation of people that only know the world through a mobile phone an ipad a computer and what i mean dating is happening on yeah through texting people are breaking up

or early millennials but we now have a generation of people that only know the world through a mobile phone an ipad a computer and what i mean dating is happening on yeah through texting people are breaking up

or early millennials but we now have a generation of people that only know the world through a mobile phone an ipad a computer and what i mean dating is happening on yeah through texting people are breaking up

over a text they'll have an emotional relationship and they'll break up on the text and that's it no conversation and the person the breakup e is devastated right the breakup er just is ready to to move on i i had an experience uh 20 i think it was it was before covet i took a group to peru And that year. And there were two people that traveled with us.

over a text they'll have an emotional relationship and they'll break up on the text and that's it no conversation and the person the breakup e is devastated right the breakup er just is ready to to move on i i had an experience uh 20 i think it was it was before covet i took a group to peru And that year. And there were two people that traveled with us.

over a text they'll have an emotional relationship and they'll break up on the text and that's it no conversation and the person the breakup e is devastated right the breakup er just is ready to to move on i i had an experience uh 20 i think it was it was before covet i took a group to peru And that year. And there were two people that traveled with us.

And they're really sweet men, two beautiful, sweet men who had been friends for a long time, who both had kids, sons, who were within a year or two from one another. And they said, let's do this father and son thing. So each of the men came and they each brought one was 15, one was 16. They stopped in Miami because we flew out the next day and the kids went to the young men.

And they're really sweet men, two beautiful, sweet men who had been friends for a long time, who both had kids, sons, who were within a year or two from one another. And they said, let's do this father and son thing. So each of the men came and they each brought one was 15, one was 16. They stopped in Miami because we flew out the next day and the kids went to the young men.

And they're really sweet men, two beautiful, sweet men who had been friends for a long time, who both had kids, sons, who were within a year or two from one another. And they said, let's do this father and son thing. So each of the men came and they each brought one was 15, one was 16. They stopped in Miami because we flew out the next day and the kids went to the young men.

I shouldn't call them kids, I apologize. They were young men. They went to a rave party the night before they left and both of their cell phones were stolen. They embarked on a two week journey in the Andes with no technology for the first time in their lives. And we got to see the withdrawals. We got to see it happen. First, they were very anxious, edgy. They became depressed.

I shouldn't call them kids, I apologize. They were young men. They went to a rave party the night before they left and both of their cell phones were stolen. They embarked on a two week journey in the Andes with no technology for the first time in their lives. And we got to see the withdrawals. We got to see it happen. First, they were very anxious, edgy. They became depressed.

I shouldn't call them kids, I apologize. They were young men. They went to a rave party the night before they left and both of their cell phones were stolen. They embarked on a two week journey in the Andes with no technology for the first time in their lives. And we got to see the withdrawals. We got to see it happen. First, they were very anxious, edgy. They became depressed.

They slept in the mornings. They wouldn't get up to come out and see Machu Picchu and the sacred site. Well, at that time it was a sacred valley. So Ollantaytambo and the sacred sites. their fathers would go and they'd come home and they were just not communicating at all. It was well into the second week, something beautiful began to happen.

They slept in the mornings. They wouldn't get up to come out and see Machu Picchu and the sacred site. Well, at that time it was a sacred valley. So Ollantaytambo and the sacred sites. their fathers would go and they'd come home and they were just not communicating at all. It was well into the second week, something beautiful began to happen.

They slept in the mornings. They wouldn't get up to come out and see Machu Picchu and the sacred site. Well, at that time it was a sacred valley. So Ollantaytambo and the sacred sites. their fathers would go and they'd come home and they were just not communicating at all. It was well into the second week, something beautiful began to happen.

And it's like they came out of this haze and they started communicating with each other, started communicating with their dad. They started getting in, really getting into the culture and the people and the food and having a great time.

And it's like they came out of this haze and they started communicating with each other, started communicating with their dad. They started getting in, really getting into the culture and the people and the food and having a great time.

And it's like they came out of this haze and they started communicating with each other, started communicating with their dad. They started getting in, really getting into the culture and the people and the food and having a great time.

It was almost sad that we had to come home, we did. And then when they went home, I assume they got their phones, but now they had their phones and they had the reference point of knowing themselves in the absence of the phones. Now they have to make a choice. What kind of a man do I want to be? Do I want to be a slave to this? I don't have my phone here, but to this technology.

It was almost sad that we had to come home, we did. And then when they went home, I assume they got their phones, but now they had their phones and they had the reference point of knowing themselves in the absence of the phones. Now they have to make a choice. What kind of a man do I want to be? Do I want to be a slave to this? I don't have my phone here, but to this technology.