Listening Schedule
Dragon Reborn RED | Jun 2024 Multistage Stage IVC6
15 mins, Tues and Thur, 7 days break after 21 days
People aren’t just ending up alone — they’re choosing it.
More than any generation before them.
Solitude is rising everywhere, a quiet cultural shift no one saw coming.
For some, it’s a breath of relief — a place to think, to heal, to exist without the noise.
For others, it’s a slow slide into isolation, the kind that sneaks up until one day they realize they’ve stopped reaching out altogether.
The digital age plays its part.
We’re constantly connected, yet barely connecting.
Notifications replace conversations.
Scrolling replaces presence.
And the more we live online, the more solitude becomes the default instead of the pause.
But solitude isn’t the villain.
Used well, it sharpens creativity, steadies emotions, and clears mental clutter.
The real challenge?
Knowing where solitude ends… and loneliness begins.
Modern life is rewriting how we connect — reshaping what it means to rest, recharge, and stay human in a world that never truly powers down.
Fun Fact:
Just 15 minutes of intentional solitude a day can cut stress and lift your mood by giving your mind room to reset.
Being alone isn’t the issue.
Forgetting how to return to each other is.

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