Hosts Kris Tyte and Seansnodgrass are joined by guest Lindsay Nelson in this candid deep-dive on workplace group dynamics, social code-switching, gender-based situational awareness, parenting styles, and how much autonomy children should have. Together they share personal hilarious stories, real-life examples, and thoughtful perspectives about societal problems and how they shape our everyday interactions.
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“"All these like weird code switching you know. Yeah. Role switch. Like, yeah, you've got to slide into this and act like none of that happened yesterday."
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Challenge of compartmentalizing different social roles and pretending workplace hierarchy remains unchanged after witnessing personal dynamics.
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“"I feel like young girls are made aware that they are not invincible a lot earlier than boys are made aware that they are not invincible."
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Observation about how society strips away feelings of invincibility from girls much earlier than boys, affecting their approach to risk and autonomy.
Movement advocating for giving children more independence and autonomy, trying to restore some of the freedom previous generations experienced.
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“"In the event something did happen, I could never live with myself. Right. So it's my own selfishness of like restricting my kid and their opportunities."
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Honest admission about how parental anxiety restricts children's development opportunities, even when statistical risk is low.
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“"You can actually, with enough emotional intelligence, start to use group dynamics to try to benefit everyone in the group, right?"
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Central thesis about using social awareness and code-switching abilities as tools for positive social engineering rather than manipulation.
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