Reframing Perspectives with Payal Beri, PhD
Reframing Perspectives with Payal Beri, PhD
Podcast Description
Join Payal on a journey into the hearts and minds of those who dare to reframe perspectives. Through stories of personal evolution and pivotal decisions, Payal explores how using empathy and curiosity transforms the way we build closeness with each other and within our communities. Featuring guests like social impact founders, purpose-driven entrepreneurs, and everyday people, these conversations celebrate our uniqueness and our commonality as humans. Discover how a single perspective shift can amplify, impact, and reshape your world.
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The podcast delves into themes of personal evolution, leadership, empathy, and community building. Episode topics include healing and leadership from burnout, the role of art and music in transformational leadership, and civil unity in times of division, with specific examples like Kelly Campbell’s experience with burnout and Shola Richards’ advocacy for kindness.
Join Payal on a journey into the hearts and minds of those who dare to reframe perspectives. Through stories of personal evolution and pivotal decisions, Payal explores how using empathy and curiosity transforms the way we build closeness with each other and within our communities. Featuring guests like social impact founders, purpose-driven entrepreneurs, and everyday people, these conversations celebrate our uniqueness and our commonality as humans. Discover how a single perspective shift can amplify, impact, and reshape your world.
In this powerful episode, Dr. Payal Beri unpacks one of the most overlooked crises of our time: our inability to communicate with emotional awareness. From fractured workplaces to disconnected families, Dr. Beri explores why so many adults struggle to hold space for honest dialogue, and how this breakdown in empathy is costing us trust, progress, and connection.
Drawing from ancient philosophy, modern psychology, and real-world research, Dr. Beri traces the roots of emotional intelligence from Socrates and Buddha to the cultural awakening of millennials and Gen Z. She reveals how language, labels, and avoidance create emotional distance, and offers practical ways to restore authenticity, accountability, and compassion in the way we speak to one another.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why emotional intelligence is an ancient skill we’ve forgotten to teach
- How communication fragility fractures relationships, workplaces, and communities
- What makes clarity feel like confrontation in modern culture
- Why millennials and Gen Z are challenging emotional suppression
- Real-world models, like Denmark’s empathy-based education system, that prove communication can be taught
- Simple ways to bring intention, empathy, and honesty back into everyday conversations
Communication isn’t a talent, it’s a teachable skill that shapes the world we live in. Dr. Payal Beri invites us to slow down, reflect, and speak with intention, because the way we communicate becomes the world we create.
Connect with Dr. Payal Beri:
Website: www.payalberi.com
Instagram: @dr.payalberi
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction: The Crisis in Communication
02:06 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence
03:11 Personal Reflections on Direct Communication
07:01 The Roots of Emotional Intelligence
09:10 Modern Challenges and Generational Shifts
11:37 The Role of Culture and Education
16:13 The Power of Intentional Communication
19:20 Conclusion: Shaping a Better World Through Communication
This episode was produced by MicMoguls.com
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