A short spoken monologue about relationships framed as a 'depth perception game.' The speaker emphasizes long-term investing in relationships with others and oneself, valuing caring deeply (even to self-sacrifice) and cultivating connections across channels (social, email, phone). The piece reflects personal perspective on interpersonal and self-relationship management.
To me. I think it's a depth perception game. I see a relationship as long term journey. This is my problem with employees, by the way, too. I care about people, genuinely care. To the point. Sometimes I want to jump off the roof because I care too much. But I'd rather care too much than not care at all. So the relationship in this game for me is like, it gets better. It's way more fun. I literally can go any part in the world and have a friend, someone I've built a relationship with somehow, some way through social, through email, through phone calls and. Or all of the above. We're all very resourceful in this room. Amazingly resourceful. It's the only way you get in a room like this. But what are you doing with your relationship with yourself? You have to really dial that in.
