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What Connects Us? An Interview with writer, Scott Mills

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Ep #356 - What Connect Us? - An Interview with Scott Mills, a writer, teacher and deep thinker.

I’m so excited to share this wonderful conversation with my guest, Scott Mills. I discovered Scott through Substack, where he writes Love and Other Survival Skills.

I love that Scott puts love first. (How’s that for a little redundancy?) I personally believe we’re all here to align with the frequency of love. It is the ground we all stand on.

For Scott, the foundation of true connection begins with love and a sense of community. In this conversation, we explore how connection, compassion, and co-regulation can help us navigate life's uncertainty and these in-between times. Together, we look at what it means to move beyond "othering" and create a deeper sense of belonging, inclusion and collaboration.

As old systems begin to shift, we explore how we can remain connected and cultivate a more compassionate, human way of being in the world. We also talk about how connection not only helps us navigate change, but also inspires resilience, hope and a greater capacity to care for one another.

In times of uncertainty and collapse, our instinct is often to isolate or distance ourselves from others. Yet perhaps this is precisely the time to challenge that instinct—and move beyond "othering" and toward inclusion. I believe as does Scott, that it is time to create new ways of organizing ourselves that foster resilience, restore connection, and remind us of a simple truth: we heal best together.

Follow Scott Mills on his Substack: DrScottWMills.substack.com

To learn more about how I show up in the world visit: SusanBurrell.com

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