Identity and Anonymity in conversations

Morality - Who gets to decide?

Morality is the quickest of human judgement these days; especially when it comes to how the younger generation is judged. This episode is an attempt to look at Morality through a point-of-view, as changes that are required to be made to existing beliefs and values to remain relevant and suit the needs of modern day life.

Regret

Regret is the most powerful human emotion there is. In this episode, we enumerate the most common regrets that people have towards the end of their life. We encourage our listeners to consider living life on their own terms and to the things they always wanted to.

Dinner table conversation

This episode is inspired by a post by Vimal Sangam titled "A Doctors dinner table conversations". There are so many of us that live away from our close family and friends; this can be extremely challenging in many ways both physically and mentally. This episode seeks to throw light on a few of these with point to ponder in the end.

Tone of conversation

Conversation isn't all about language and grammar, it much more than that. It is not merely what you have to say, it is as much about how you say it. In this episode, Ankita - cofounder of The Art of Conversations shares her simple and focused perspective on this topic. Would love to hear what you think? What is your tone in conversations? As always visit https://theartofconversations.com -> Follow us and subscribe to our instagram and facebook community pages and leave us your comment/feedback. Thank you for your support.

Identity and Anonymity in conversations

Identify and anonymity seem like 2 sides of the same coin; especially on the internet that has made this possible, in more ways than one. In this episode, we try to poke into this aspect. Would love to hear what you think? What do you prefer - identity OR anonymity. As always visit https://theartofconversations.com -> Follow us and subscribe to our instagram and facebook community pages and leave us your comment/feedback. Thank you for your support.