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mgoingtocallyouaresearcher,Ithink,butI'
m
afraidifIcallyouaresearcher,noonewillcome,becausethey'
llthink
you'
reboringandirrelevant.(Laughter)AndIwaslike,Okay.Andshe
said,ButthethingIlikedaboutyourtalkisyou'
reastoryteller.SoI
thinkwhatI'
lldoisjustcallyouastoryteller.Andofcourse,the
academic,insecurepartofmewaslike,You'
regoingtocallmea
what?
Andshesaid,I'
mgoingtocallyouastoryteller.AndIwaslike,
Whynotmagicpixie?
(Laughter)Iwaslike,Letmethinkaboutthis
forasecond.Itriedtocalldeeponmycourage.AndIthought,you
know,Iamastoryteller.I'
maqualitativeresearcher.Icollectstories;
that'
swhatIdo.Andmaybestoriesarejustdatawithasoul.Andmaybe
I'
mjustastoryteller.AndsoIsaid,Youknowwhat?
Whydon'
tyoujust
sayI'
maresearcher-storyteller.Andshewent,Haha.There'
snosuch
thing.(Laughter)SoI'
maresearcher-storyteller,andI'
mgoingtotalkto
youtoday--we'
retalkingaboutexpandingperception--andsoIwantto
researchthat
myofpieceastoriesaboutsometellandyoutotalk
fundamentallyexpandedmyperceptionandreallyactuallychangedthe
waythatIliveandloveandworkandparent.
Andthisiswheremystorystarts.WhenIwasayoungresearcher,
doctoralstudent,myfirstyearIhadaresearchprofessorwhosaidto
us,Here'
sthething,ifyoucannotmeasureit,itdoesnotexist.AndI
thoughthewasjustsweet-talkingme.Iwaslike,Really?
andhewas
like,Absolutely.AndsoyouhavetounderstandthatIhaveabachelor'
s
insocialwork,amaster'
sinsocialwork,andIwasgettingmyPh.D.in
socialwork,somyentireacademiccareerwassurroundedbypeoplewho
kindofbelievedinthelife'
smessy,loveit.AndI'
mmoreofthe,life'
messy,cleanitup,organizeitandputitintoabento
box.(Laughter)AndsotothinkthatIhadfoundmyway,tofounda
careerthattakesme--really,oneofthebigsayingsinsocialworkis,
Leanintothediscomfortofthework.AndI'
mlike,knockdiscomfort
upsidetheheadandmoveitoverandgetallA'
s.Thatwasmymantra.So
Iwasveryexcitedaboutthis.AndsoIthought,youknowwhat,thisis
thecareerforme,becauseIaminterestedinsomemessytopics.ButI
wanttobeabletomakethemnotmessy.Iwanttounderstandthem.I
wanttohackintothesethingsIknowareimportantandlaythecodeout
foreveryonetosee.
SowhereIstartedwaswithconnection.Because,bythetimeyou'
rea
socialworkerfor10years,whatyourealizeisthatconnectioniswhy
we'
rehere.It'
swhatgivespurposeandmeaningtoourlives.Thisiswhat
it'
sallabout.Itdoesn'
tmatterwhetheryoutalktopeoplewhoworkin
socialjusticeandmentalhealthandabuseandneglect,whatweknowis
thatconnection,theabilitytofeelconnected,is--neurobiologicallythat'
howwe'
rewired--it'
swhywe'
rehere.SoIthought,youknowwhat,I'
goingtostartwithconnection.Well,youknowthatsituationwhereyou
getanevaluationfromyourboss,andshetellsyou37thingsyoudo
really
awesome,and
one
thing
--
an
opportunity
for
growth?
(Laughter)Andallyoucanthinkaboutisthatopportunityfor
growth,right?
Well,apparentlythisisthewaymyworkwentas
well,because,whenyouaskpeopleaboutlove,theytellyouabout
heartbreak.Whenyouaskpeopleaboutbelonging,they'
lltellyoutheir
mostexcruciatingexperiencesofbeingexcluded.Andwhenyouask
peopleaboutconnection,thestoriestheytoldmewereabout
disconnection.
Soveryquickly--reallyaboutsixweeksintothisresearch--Iraninto
thisunnamedthingthatabsolutelyunraveledconnectioninawaythatI
didn'
tunderstandorhadneverseen.AndsoIpulledbackoutofthe
researchandthought,Ineedtofigureoutwhatthisis.Anditturnedout
of
feartheunderstoodaseasilyreallyisshameshame.Andbeto
disconnection:
Istheresomethingaboutmethat,ifotherpeopleknowit
orseeit,thatIwon'
tbeworthyofconnection?
ThethingsIcantellyou
aboutit:
it'
suniversal;
weallhaveit.Theonlypeoplewhodon'
t
experienceshamehavenocapacityforhumanempathyorconnection.No
onewantstotalkaboutit,andthelessyoutalkaboutitthemoreyou
haveit.Whatunderpinnedthisshame,thisI'
mnotgoodenough,
--whichweallknowthatfeeling:
I'
mnotblankenough.I'
mnotthin
enough,richenough,beautifulenough,smartenough,promote