Lynn

All right.

Christa from Carlsbad, California writes, as the head of our company's HR department,

I lead monthly lunch and learn sessions.

Last month's session was based around getting to know your coworkers.

The workplace edition of Questions for Humans were the perfect tool.

I set it up as a speed dating style that allowed everyone the opportunity to learn new things about each other.

For 45 minutes, I witnessed such joy, laughter, and curiosity that build new connections.

After the lunch and learn, several people came by to tell me how great it was and how easy it was to pause work and enjoy the moment.

So thank you for creating Questions for Humans.

Because it's hard for me to believe it's honest.

All the voices in your head?

Hi.

I want to thank you for the work you do.

I feel like your biggest fan, and I've never missed an episode.

Yeah.

So last year, it's been almost a year now, I fell from a ladder and I had a spinal cord injury.

Thank you.

So I'm paralyzed from the hips down now.

So life has...

completely changed.