Hi everyone I'm Brinay Brown and this is unlocking us.

This is the first episode in a series that we're doing about living beyond human scale, the possibilities, the costs, and the role of community.

It's just going to be a series of conversations about everything from social media, what's great about it, and what is showy about it,

AI, everything that's changing in our work lives and in the way that we produce

information and consume information personally and professionally. There are so

many possibilities around this crazy big stuff happening around us, but at the same time, I'm not sure that we are socially, biologically, cognitively, and spiritually wired to live at this kind of scale.

And so I am going to do several podcasts

that are unlocking us.

We're gonna do a crossover episode and then several podcast on Living Beyond Human

Scale for Dare to Lead.

This first one is with Esther Perraille and I'll tell you more, but I'll just use her language from this interview

that you're getting ready to listen to one I thought was just an incredible way to

capture living beyond human scale. Estair said I have a thousand friends but not a single person to feed my cat.

It seems like again there are incredible possibilities and there are some big fat red flags that I'm experiencing and

feeling about the scale at which we're living right now. Support for this show comes from Atlassian. Productivity. It's a word we tend to obsess over,

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South by Southwest in front of the most amazing audience. Just thank y'all for everyone that was there. I know there was a huge line and about 40% of the people in line were able because it was limited seating and I have to say a huge obregada to the

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