BUZZING· 75%16m·2026-10-23·Science5 Things That Keep Us Whole: Staying Grounded in an Unraveling World | Frankly 163
In the face of increasing chaos in our world, Nate turns inward in this week's Frankly to examine a more personal question: what allows an individual to remain grounded, authentic, and capable of contributing meaningfully in turbulent times? He draws on his own experience to identify five things that help him build…
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“That's a solid list. For me I would add three additional things: 1. Arriving at the acceptance stage of the grieving process. Unfortunately one has to go through the painful process to get there. 2. Gardening - the feeling of at least some…”
“I also feel I can't connect with people that can't recognize the severity our situation. Basically, I can't keep a conversation with anyone. Can't talk to my old friends anymore. In fact, being in the presence of people in denial is unbeara…”
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