Coded in Gold

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On today's episode of Coded In Gold, we will be discussing our life and tech. I am someone who has always been enthralled with technology and staying on the cutting edge of the latest tech innovations. But as technology changes and Im now a parent, I'm starting to reevaluate what a health relationship to tech should look like. When was the last time tech brought you joy? For parents, how have you navigated children's social lives moving online?

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Welcome to Coded in Gold with David Newson. Inspired by Kintsugi, the japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, this podcast explores the fractured yet beautiful pieces of our modern lives.

Today's episode is all about family values. When we talk about "family values" it's often discussed as one set of ideas. But the truth is that every family has their own distinct set of values. And it's rare that it's ever talked about explicitly but we all feel the lessons and patterns that we've picked up from the people around us. As we dive, in I want you to start asking yourself this key question: What are your family values?

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