Relatable Episode 125: This Futurist
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Stephanie talks about getting in touch with her brokeneness and how it can be used to repair what not working in the world.
Emily shares her enthusiam for innovative biotechnologies that will help us live longer and also explains why we are not hearing the full story in the news.
Emily and Stephanie express their love for expressing curiosity and helping people explore their own curiosities.
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Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
Emily was referred to me by Beth Lapides from episode 41. After learning about FutureXO I did not hestiate to get on the phone with Emily right away. I love her and what she stands for. She is the embodiment of the Relatable heart. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
New Rules “To Do” List Challenge
Bogged down by your overwhelming to-do list? Think about the people who are involved in each task. Does it change how you feel about the task if you list out who you need to check-in with in regards to the work at hand? How does it change? This exercise might reveal that you are trying to do too much alone or need to reevaluate who is a part of your team.
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“Relating well is essential to our health. As we exercise empathetic curiosity with each other we increase our personal well-being and improve the world around us.” - 
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