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Erica Keswin

Erica Keswin brings a credible and useful lens to authenticity, workplace culture, human connection, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.

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editions on Cue Bookstore
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Rituals Roadmap

In a world often driven by efficiency, we frequently find ourselves going through the motions, yearning for deeper connection and purpose. This episode delves into the profound distinction between mere routines and truly meaningful rituals, revealing how the latter forms the unseen architecture of human connection and psychological safety. We explore why humans are inherently wired for ritual, moving beyond the superficial to understand the deep craving for belonging and shared meaning that these practices fulfill. Learn the art of intentionally designing rituals – not as rigid traditions, but as thoughtful frameworks that infuse daily life, work, and relationships with purpose. Discover how integrating these deliberate acts can transform ordinary moments into powerful opportunities for connection, resilience, and a more fulfilling existence. This isn't about adding more to your to-do list, but about enriching the fabric of your life with practices that resonate and endure.

20 minOpen edition
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Bring Your Human to Work

We spend a significant portion of our lives in professional settings, often feeling pressured to compartmentalize our true selves. But what if the very humanity we suppress is the key to unlocking unprecedented success and fulfillment? In this episode, we explore the profound insights from Erica Keswin's 'Bring Your Human to Work,' challenging the long-held myth of professional detachment. We delve into why genuine human connection isn't merely a 'nice-to-have,' but a strategic imperative for modern organizations. Discover how small, consistent acts of empathy and authenticity can transform workplace culture, foster psychological safety, and empower teams to innovate and thrive. This isn't about being unprofessional; it's about recognizing that our capacity to connect and truly see each other is our greatest strength, building more resilient, engaged, and ultimately, more successful environments.

21 minOpen edition
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Erica Keswin brings a credible and useful lens to authenticity, workplace culture, human connection, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.