Pivot · Kara Swisher Says the #1 Longevity Tool Isn't Sleep, Food, or Exercise | Project Swagger with Robin Arzón
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makes a point to have brief social encounters each day (e.g., with a barista, clerk, stranger) to boost mental health
“One of the goals we have is to eventually run and facilitate discussion sessions after the performances about the themes in the book, particularly the themes of, you know, women's health, of mental health and kind of cycles of violence and gendered violence”
“We do social amplification and that is something that, that brands like because they can get more measurement and data from social amplification, you know, boosting content, you know, across other platforms”
“We have something called a circle team, which is a trained homeless outreach and mental health crisis worker who can go out to those calls for service.”
“Each point has a name… we have rigging points that we call the Flavin points… we have them for Frank Gary…”
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