Leigh Marz

And so even if it means like, you know, taking a break from the problem at hand, sleeping on it for a night and coming back together, just giving a little space to it, clarity can come through that place.

And so even if it means like, you know, taking a break from the problem at hand, sleeping on it for a night and coming back together, just giving a little space to it, clarity can come through that place.

I know if silence is so good for us, why aren't we doing more of it? There's a few answers to that. I mean, there might be some things that we're, you know, uncomfortable with or not wanting to face about our lives or behavior or whatever the way things are going that make it challenging and certainly challenging. Nietzsche spoke of that years, hundreds of years ago, the horror of the vacuum.

I know if silence is so good for us, why aren't we doing more of it? There's a few answers to that. I mean, there might be some things that we're, you know, uncomfortable with or not wanting to face about our lives or behavior or whatever the way things are going that make it challenging and certainly challenging. Nietzsche spoke of that years, hundreds of years ago, the horror of the vacuum.

I know if silence is so good for us, why aren't we doing more of it? There's a few answers to that. I mean, there might be some things that we're, you know, uncomfortable with or not wanting to face about our lives or behavior or whatever the way things are going that make it challenging and certainly challenging. Nietzsche spoke of that years, hundreds of years ago, the horror of the vacuum.

So, and my teenager will tell you awkward silence is the worst thing under the sun to go through. So there's, I think some nervousness and varying degrees of fear. So it's not just our personal choices that we're not, you know, choosing silence when it's so clearly good for us.

So, and my teenager will tell you awkward silence is the worst thing under the sun to go through. So there's, I think some nervousness and varying degrees of fear. So it's not just our personal choices that we're not, you know, choosing silence when it's so clearly good for us.

So, and my teenager will tell you awkward silence is the worst thing under the sun to go through. So there's, I think some nervousness and varying degrees of fear. So it's not just our personal choices that we're not, you know, choosing silence when it's so clearly good for us.

It's also we have systems that are driving towards more content and data, whether it's eyeballs on a page and click through there. Our pristine attention is valued at zero or time playing with children or looking at art or walking through nature. But if we're clicking through and eyeballs on a page, it's being valued by GDP. So we're set up, the system is set up to make noise.

It's also we have systems that are driving towards more content and data, whether it's eyeballs on a page and click through there. Our pristine attention is valued at zero or time playing with children or looking at art or walking through nature. But if we're clicking through and eyeballs on a page, it's being valued by GDP. So we're set up, the system is set up to make noise.

It's also we have systems that are driving towards more content and data, whether it's eyeballs on a page and click through there. Our pristine attention is valued at zero or time playing with children or looking at art or walking through nature. But if we're clicking through and eyeballs on a page, it's being valued by GDP. So we're set up, the system is set up to make noise.

So it's not just our own personal, you know, failings here. There are things we can do to bring more silence to our lives, but there's also a system that's driving us towards making more and more noise.

So it's not just our own personal, you know, failings here. There are things we can do to bring more silence to our lives, but there's also a system that's driving us towards making more and more noise.

So it's not just our own personal, you know, failings here. There are things we can do to bring more silence to our lives, but there's also a system that's driving us towards making more and more noise.

Apparently not. But there is a lot of value, which takes us back to that silence is golden. So speech is silver, silence is golden is that aphorism that shows up in cultures all over the world. And the polymath Thomas Carlyle, he liked to think of that as speeches of time, silences of eternity.

Apparently not. But there is a lot of value, which takes us back to that silence is golden. So speech is silver, silence is golden is that aphorism that shows up in cultures all over the world. And the polymath Thomas Carlyle, he liked to think of that as speeches of time, silences of eternity.

Apparently not. But there is a lot of value, which takes us back to that silence is golden. So speech is silver, silence is golden is that aphorism that shows up in cultures all over the world. And the polymath Thomas Carlyle, he liked to think of that as speeches of time, silences of eternity.

Yeah, I think for many of us, it's a new terrain. And yet it's pretty old technology, if you think about it, just allowing for space for people to be together. There's certainly cultures that value that more. We look at Japanese ancient principle called ma. where the empty space is seen as pure potentiality.

Yeah, I think for many of us, it's a new terrain. And yet it's pretty old technology, if you think about it, just allowing for space for people to be together. There's certainly cultures that value that more. We look at Japanese ancient principle called ma. where the empty space is seen as pure potentiality.

Yeah, I think for many of us, it's a new terrain. And yet it's pretty old technology, if you think about it, just allowing for space for people to be together. There's certainly cultures that value that more. We look at Japanese ancient principle called ma. where the empty space is seen as pure potentiality.