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In his new book, The Tension That Divides Us and How to Overcome It, Claude explores a powerful and often invisible force, the tension that arises between people of different identities in important moments.
He calls it churn.
It's the subtle discomfort, the self-consciousness, the unspoken pressure that shapes how we show up, often without us even realizing it.
In our conversation, we explore what churn is and why it shows up in everyday interactions, how identity and perception influence behavior, and how we can reduce this tension to create more authentic connection.
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And if you're really ready to go deeper, pre-order my new book, The Mattering Effect, coming October 6th.
Until next time, remember, a meaningful life isn't about doing more.
It's about choosing intentionally what actually matters.
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Hey friends, and welcome back to episode 749 of Passion Struck.
Earlier this week, we kicked off a brand new series for the month of April, Purpose by Design.
And in that opening conversation with Arthur Brooks, we explored something foundational