R is for Restorative Practices

<p>America is coming out of the pandemic.</p> <p>Leaders will be going back to the workspaces and interact for longer with coworkers and customers.</p> <p>How do you do that successfully after being virtually isolated for more than a year?</p> <p>The key is nature. And this episode's guest, <a href='https://www.naturezagabriel.com/'>Gabriel Kram</a>, is well-schooled in how nature helps human beings restore themselves for each other.</p> <p>Gabriel is a connection phenomenologist that has brought schools, companies, and other organizations closer together and more productive by increasing their awareness of self and others.  His book , Restorative Practices of Wellbeing, <a href='https://restorativepractices.com/product/restorative-practices-book/'>can be ordered here.</a></p> <p>This episode features a deep and intriguing exploration of restorative practices.</p> <p>-What happens when we're missing the oxytocin exchange (2:38) </p> <p>-My experiences with going to the beach during the pandemic (17:02)</p> <p>- How coexistence of order and chaos restore us (24:12)</p> <p>- Where nature can be found if you don't live anywhere near "nature" </p> <p>-Gabriel's book/ application (42:00)</p> <p>Visit <a href='https://brightinsightsmedia.com/'>Bright Insights Media </a>for more information on leading with less stress and more success</p>