Why Silence Feels So Hard — And Why You Need More of It
Description
Why does silence feel so awkward? And why do so many of us avoid it?
In this episode of NUGGETS, Pellegrino and Francois dive into the strange truth about modern silence — from the famous experiment where people preferred electric shocks over fifteen minutes alone with their thoughts, to why stillness used to be a natural part of daily life.
Through stories, science, and plenty of laughter, they unpack what silence does to the brain:
- Why we’ve become allergic to quiet
- How boredom unlocks creativity and emotional clarity
- Why stillness can feel painful — and why that’s actually a sign of growth
- How seven minutes of distraction-free presence can change your relationships
If silence feels uncomfortable, that’s not a flaw — that’s a message. Your brain is trying to tell you something.
Your Nugget: Real connection begins with presence — and presence begins with silence.
Perfect for listeners curious about mindfulness, boredom, phone addiction, mental health, creativity, reflection, and emotional intelligence.
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