Have you ever encountered an individual of few words, yet an hour spent near them leaves you feeling completely seen? There is a striking, wonderful irony in that experience. We exist in an age dominated by "content consumption"—we seek out the audio recordings, the instructional documents, and the curated online clips. We think that if we can ju

Do you ever meet people who remain largely silent, nevertheless, after a brief time in their presence, you feel a profound sense of being understood? There is a striking, wonderful irony in that experience. Our current society is preoccupied with "information"—we seek out the audio recordings, the instructional documents, and the curated online c

Have you ever encountered an individual of few words, nevertheless, after a brief time in their presence, you feel a profound sense of being understood? There is a striking, wonderful irony in that experience. Our current society is preoccupied with "information"—we crave the digital lectures, the structured guides, and the social media snippets.

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