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In this episode, Ken continues the conversation aboutpolarization, beginning by stating that we don't have a knowledge problem; we have a reactivity problem. He explains that anxiety is contagious within groups, and that even one person who can regulate their anxiety can positivelyinfluence the entire system. By becoming less reactive, we help bring greater calm to anxious situations in which we find ourselves.
Ken then explores practical ways to reduce our own anxious reactivity in tense environments. He concludes by inviting the group to reflect on and articulate a personal guiding principle—one that shapes how they choose to show up in the midst of anxious situations.
This episode was recorded on April 24th, 2026.
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In this episode, Ken continues the conversation aboutpolarization, beginning by stating that we don't have a knowledge problem; we have a reactivity problem. He explains that anxiety is contagious within groups, and that even one person who can regulate their anxiety can positivelyinfluence the entire system. By becoming less reactive, we help bring greater calm to anxious situations in which we find ourselves.
Ken then explores practical ways to reduce our own anxious reactivity in tense environments. He concludes by inviting the group to reflect on and articulate a personal guiding principle—one that shapes how they choose to show up in the midst of anxious situations.
This episode was recorded on April 24th, 2026.