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Send us Fan Mail What if the loneliness you feel right now is not a personal failure, but a collective wound we have never been honest enough to talk about? We are living in the most connected era in human history. More messages, more followers, more feeds. And yet loneliness, depression, and anxiety are climbing. This episode asks the question that makes most productivity conversations uncomfortable: what is actually going on inside the people who are supposedly leading the world? Dr. Anthony Silard has spent decades coaching Fortune 500 executives, G20 cabinet ministers, and leaders of the world's largest nonprofits, and his finding is quiet and consistent: leadership breaks down at the level of relationships, and relationships break down at the level of emotion. In this conversation with host Sana, he brings together research on social convoys, the displacement effect of screen time, the loneliness crisis among men, and what it actually takes to build a life worth leading. A gentle, evidence-grounded conversation that leaves you with something to sit with long after it ends. About the Guest: Dr. Anthony Silard is a professor of leadership and organizational psychology and Director of the Center for Sustainable Leadership at Luiss Business School in Rome. He is the author of Love and Suffering: Break the Emotional Chains that Prevent You from Experiencing Love, a multi-award-winning book whose full proceeds go to nonprofit education programs in Africa and Latin America. He has coached leaders at Disney, IBM, GE, CARE, and Save the Children, lectured at Harvard, Stanford, and Georgetown, and is CEO of the Global Leadership Institute. Key Takeaways: Leadership is not about authority, it is about relationships. The most widely accepted definition of leadership is the capacity to mobilize people toward shared goals, and research shows that 85% of a leader's long-term success comes down to personal character and socio-emotional skills, not technical expertise. There is a critical difference between being in contact and being connected. We are in contact with more people than ever before, and genuinely connected with fewer. The displacement effect of screen time means that every extra hour online comes at a real cost to in-person relationships. Social convoys are not a luxury, they are a lifeline. The close relationships that travel with us through life determine not just our happiness, but our health and longevity. People with strong social convoys live longer, recover faster, and age with far greater resilience. Caretaking chosen freely builds rather than depletes. Research shows that when caretaking feels like a choice rather than an obligation, it increases wellbeing rather than reducing it. The meaning changes everything. Male loneliness is a quiet crisis with visible consequences. Men who outsource the work of relationships, and who leave no room for male friendship, are arriving at midlife and old age without the social infrastructure to survive loss, and the numbers on deaths of despair reflect it. The answer to loneliness is not more connection, it is better connection. A thousand followers cannot replace one person who genuinely knows you. Connect With Dr. Anthony Silard: Website: https://theartoflivingfree.org Free books (The Myth of Happiness + The Myth of Friendship): https://theartoflivingfree.org/#buyit/  Book (Love and Suffering): https://www.amazon.com/dp/0981785379 Psychology Today blog: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/contributors/anthony-silard-phd LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-silard-a305516/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anthony.silard/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AnthonySilard/ Episode Chapters: [00:00] The Question Nobody Is Asking — Cold open on loneliness as a collective wound [09:54] Leadership from the Inside Out — Why relationships are the make-or-break factor in any career [13:00] The Company You Keep — The surprising etymology of company, confidence, and what they actually mean [17:00] In Contact With So Many, Connected With So Few — The displacement effect and the loneliness epidemic in numbers [24:00] Social Convoys — The research on the close relationships that shape how long and how well we live [29:00] Men, Friendship, and the Cost of Outsourcing Relationships — Why male loneliness is reaching crisis levels [37:00] Two Free Books and How to Reach Anthony — Resources and closing reflection from Sana   Want to be a guest on Healthy Mind, Healthy Life? 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For this week, I really wanted to lighten up the mood and lower the angst and make this an episode to vibe with. I thought to myself, what is something that can heal every single person and doesn't require a prescription nor is a standard II controlled substance? And then I remembered: Comedy. There is nothing better to do than talk about comedy, so I dive right into it.Storytime is gross, raunchy, and funny to those who may find it to be. The story revolves around me having certain kinds of stomach issues while being on a date, and how I handled it. The rest is up for your ears, my dear listeners! The next part is the newest segment that I will be including in my podcast, and I finally found a title for it: What Would a Savage Do? This is going to be another typical advice column, but coming from your favorite savage! So, listeners will send me questions asking for advice, and I will give it each episode, whether it's one or two per week. This is a segment that I'm really stoked to include because I felt that I wanted a better way to communicate with you guys beyond ranting and twitter. This week's advice column includes a gassy girlfriend needing to fart and a cheated boyfriend looking to confront his pig boyfriend. The Super Savage Award this week is dedicated to Joan Rivers because if I'm talking comedy, I need to talk the legends. After giving a brief overview of Joan's life and why she deserves the award, the episode then leans into the topic of comedy. Comedy is a healing mechanism that has been scientifically proven to better your emotions. For that reason, I call comedy the Xanax that doesn't require a prescription. Enjoy!Audible FREE MONTH TRIAL with a TWO FREE BOOKS - https://amzn.to/2TWvGdB(Through here, you can use the two to download "I Hate Everyone Starting With Me" and "Diary of a Mad Dive" if you so want to!)Joan Rivers Story - https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/11/joan-rivers-last-girl-before-freeway-excerptMy Favorite Joan Rivers Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6YaUrtf6Ak&t=2sScientific Proof of Laughter Being a Healer - http://mentalfloss.com/article/539632/scientific-benefits-having-laughDifferent Types of Humor - https://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/2017/07/19/there-are-nine-different-types-of-humour-which-one-are-you_a_23036626/MY GO-TO COMEDY VIDEOS1. Joan Rivers Protesting at Costco - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FgGQNJBjDs2. Joan Rivers Handles a Heckler - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAD-ky3TYQk3. Joan Rivers Stand-Up Routine - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnP43YYu3ZA&t=142s4. Kristen Wiig Best Moments - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgErNM80jiI&t=48s5. Bridesmaids Longest Argument - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jWY2Xg0N4I&t=3s6. Bridesmaids Airplane Scene - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC_3RcJnp6ETo get personal advice on a what a savage would do for the next episode, please feel free and unafraid to email me at reflectionsofasavage@gmail.com *As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn a commission off every purchase you make AT NO COST TO YOU*

Original Air Date: 7/28/2015 Travis & Vic's Drunken Horror Adventures have proven time and time again that they can venture away from the world of fictional into the world of REAL LIFE horror time and time again and produce a captivating show. This show will be no different as we return to the world of serial killers with one of the most influential murderers of all time in Ed Gein. This show is a perfect intro to our Texas Chainsaw Massacre retrospective that will begin the following week. Joining us will be Timothy Mark, writer of “The ‘Ed Gein' Story” who also has a TON of other horror experience under his belt. Timothy has generously offered TWO FREE BOOKS to anyone who listens to the show live and either tweets us or e-mails us the special codes (there will be 2 of them) that we give away during the show. THIS CONTEST IS ONLY FOR LISTENERS WHO TUNE IN LIVE BETWEEN 9 PM EASTERN AND 11 PM EASTERN. Our Twitter and e-mail is at the bottom of this page. Also joining us on the show will be Professor Emeritus at the Department of Psychology at Radford University, Michael G. Aamodt, Ph.D who will give us a call to talk about Radford University's research on serial killers. http://www.timothymarkpresents.com/ http://maamodt.asp.radford.edu/ Intro music: Ry Legit - Gein official full original mix from Serial Killer EP Our email tandvhorror@gmail.com You can find us discussing the show along with some horror-related topics on Twitter @TravNVicHorror You can find Travis on Twitter @PhenomenalTLD You can find Vic on Twitter @vicvonerich Last, but not least, give us a “like” on Facebook at: Facebook.com/travisnvichorror

Original Air Date: 7/28/2015 Travis & Vic’s Drunken Horror Adventures have proven time and time again that they can venture away from the world of fictional into the world of REAL LIFE horror time and time again and produce a captivating show. This show will be no different as we return to the world of serial killers with one of the most influential murderers of all time in Ed Gein. This show is a perfect intro to our Texas Chainsaw Massacre retrospective that will begin the following week. Joining us will be Timothy Mark, writer of “The ‘Ed Gein’ Story” who also has a TON of other horror experience under his belt. Timothy has generously offered TWO FREE BOOKS to anyone who listens to the show live and either tweets us or e-mails us the special codes (there will be 2 of them) that we give away during the show. THIS CONTEST IS ONLY FOR LISTENERS WHO TUNE IN LIVE BETWEEN 9 PM EASTERN AND 11 PM EASTERN. Our Twitter and e-mail is at the bottom of this page. Also joining us on the show will be Professor Emeritus at the Department of Psychology at Radford University, Michael G. Aamodt, Ph.D who will give us a call to talk about Radford University’s research on serial killers. http://www.timothymarkpresents.com/ http://maamodt.asp.radford.edu/ Intro music: Ry Legit - Gein official full original mix from Serial Killer EP Our email tandvhorror@gmail.com You can find us discussing the show along with some horror-related topics on Twitter @TravNVicHorror You can find Travis on Twitter @PhenomenalTLD You can find Vic on Twitter @vicvonerich Last, but not least, give us a “like” on Facebook at: Facebook.com/travisnvichorror

Original Air Date: 7/28/2015Travis & Vic’s Drunken Horror Adventures have proven time and time again that they can venture away from the world of fictional into the world of REAL LIFE horror time and time again and produce a captivating show. This show will be no different as we return to the world of serial killers with one of the most influential murderers of all time in Ed Gein. This show is a perfect intro to our Texas Chainsaw Massacre retrospective that will begin the following week.Joining us will be Timothy Mark, writer of “The ‘Ed Gein’ Story” who also has a TON of other horror experience under his belt. Timothy has generously offered TWO FREE BOOKS to anyone who listens to the show live and either tweets us or e-mails us the special codes (there will be 2 of them) that we give away during the show. THIS CONTEST IS ONLY FOR LISTENERS WHO TUNE IN LIVE BETWEEN 9 PM EASTERN AND 11 PM EASTERN. Our Twitter and e-mail is at the bottom of this page.Also joining us on the show will be Professor Emeritus at the Department of Psychology at Radford University, Michael G. Aamodt, Ph.D who will give us a call to talk about Radford University’s research on serial killers.http://www.timothymarkpresents.com/http://maamodt.asp.radford.edu/Intro music: Ry Legit - Gein official full original mix from Serial Killer EPOur email tandvhorror@gmail.comYou can find us discussing the show along with some horror-related topics on Twitter @TravNVicHorrorYou can find Travis on Twitter @PhenomenalTLDYou can find Vic on Twitter @vicvonerichLast, but not least, give us a “like” on Facebook at: Facebook.com/travisnvichorror