These writings explore the strictures of identity all of us carry and how, when understood, they can be reshaped and positively inform our relationships; on a personal level and on a community level.
On this site, in these writings we will explore the strictures of identity all of us carry and how, when understood, they can positively inform our relationships; on a personal level and on a community level.
Much like language has changed over the centuries, so have social acceptances. As we have public conversations about differences of opinion, we would be well advised to remember our children will emulate what we teach them about relationships, power and violence.
If I came to you and said, “I’m going to be marrying Taylor Swift,” would you believe me?
What happens when the historical foundations of masculinity start to crumble? Is there a good way forward for American men?
When AI is summarizing information written by a different AI based on the work of another AI, are you being delivered truth and accuracy? Or is it just a photocopy of a photocopy of the truth? And how will you know?
What’s going on at Boeing is an alarm bell for what is going on throughout our nation.
The greatest fear of authoritarians and despots is that people stop saying “Yes!” and start asking “Why?”
What are you willing to believe without question because you like the way it feels?
We spend a lot of time thinking about how we talk to and about each other at The Relational Intersect, because, in essence, it’s a reflection of how we think of each other. And, ultimately, how we end up treating one another.
What makes brands so powerful (and so frightening) is that we pay too little attention to the manipulative forces at play.
Behavior change can come about from many motivators, including negative ones. However, as motivation wanes, the behavior change will go with it. If you’re interested in true, long-lasting behavior change, the key is in identity.
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