Kim Zoller invites you to stop living on fast forward and go deep inward instead. She describes being in nature in Utah and challenges you to slow down, reflect, and build real relationships rather than constantly rushing.
Hi, everyone, it's Kim Zoller with ID360. And welcome to Wednesday's Wiring. So this week you can see a little bit of a different background and not dressed in work clothes. And so I am in Utah this week and I have a question for you about your life. And I've been reading something and I wanted to ask you, you know, how you feel like, do you ever feel like you're just on fast forward all the time? And so I have a challenge for all of us, which is what I am doing this week is that I'm normally just so on fuzz forward all the time. And wouldn't it be great to be able to go deep inward, because that's truly where we think about meaning and building relationships and meaning with other people. So that's the challenge for us this week. I know I'm going to enjoy this amazing time in Utah. I needed to just get out in nature and hike and slow down and go deep inward as opposed to always unfast forward. Have the best day.
