@dr_robynehd: We can be more connected to our devices and less connected to the people sitting right beside us. We pick up our phones nearly 200 times a day, but how often are we looking up and really seeing the people around us? The issue is not the device itself. It is what we might be missing while we were looking at it. Connection does not always require a grand gesture. Sometimes, it starts with putting the phone down, making eye contact, listening a little longer, and being fully present with the people who matter most. My gentle invitation: What might change if we have the people in front of us more of our attention?