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You Get 150 Best Friends - Limits to Your Network (Dunbar's Number)

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When "opportunist" isn't a dirty word.... Dunbar's Number is concept that could change the way you think about your relationships. Anthropologist Robin Dunbar's theory suggests that humans can only maintain stable relationships with a limited number of people, typically around 150. This number is based on the size of the neocortex in our brains, which is responsible for social cognition.


In other words, our brains are wired to handle a certain number of relationships. This includes everyone from close friends and family to acquaintances and even people we just know by name. And if we try to maintain more relationships than we're capable of, it can become overwhelming and stressful.


It's important to recognize the limitations of our social capacities and to focus on cultivating meaningful relationships.


The best thing you can do in business from a relationship standpoint is to generously connect the people you know who will be mutually beneficial. This gives me juice, how about you?


Links and topics mentioned:

  • Type 2/4 in Human Design: Hermit Opportunist. This type is all about finding a balance between introspection and exploration.
  • Human design is a self-exploration system that combines ancient and modern beliefs. Human design draws on traditions like the I-Ching, the Kabbalah, the chakra system, and astrology to help you understand what makes you unique.
  • Human Design - YouTube video: I Found the Best Personality Profile for Entrepreneurs | Human Design
  • Bethenny Frankel's mini-podcast is excellent - learn from her format and cadence for your own podcast inspo: Just B
  • Follow Tyrone Ross (crypto, startups, fintech): https://twitter.com/TR401

Get expert speakers and thought leaders speaking directly to you on ThinkersOne. Buy a personalized video greeting for your team or a Zoom drop-in or keynote from me: https://thinkersone.com/collections/featured-though-leaders/products/emily-binder?variant=41990647480488


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Inhoud geleverd door Emily Binder. Alle podcastinhoud, inclusief afleveringen, afbeeldingen en podcastbeschrijvingen, wordt rechtstreeks geüpload en geleverd door Emily Binder of hun podcastplatformpartner. Als u denkt dat iemand uw auteursrechtelijk beschermde werk zonder uw toestemming gebruikt, kunt u het hier beschreven proces https://nl.player.fm/legal volgen.

When "opportunist" isn't a dirty word.... Dunbar's Number is concept that could change the way you think about your relationships. Anthropologist Robin Dunbar's theory suggests that humans can only maintain stable relationships with a limited number of people, typically around 150. This number is based on the size of the neocortex in our brains, which is responsible for social cognition.


In other words, our brains are wired to handle a certain number of relationships. This includes everyone from close friends and family to acquaintances and even people we just know by name. And if we try to maintain more relationships than we're capable of, it can become overwhelming and stressful.


It's important to recognize the limitations of our social capacities and to focus on cultivating meaningful relationships.


The best thing you can do in business from a relationship standpoint is to generously connect the people you know who will be mutually beneficial. This gives me juice, how about you?


Links and topics mentioned:

  • Type 2/4 in Human Design: Hermit Opportunist. This type is all about finding a balance between introspection and exploration.
  • Human design is a self-exploration system that combines ancient and modern beliefs. Human design draws on traditions like the I-Ching, the Kabbalah, the chakra system, and astrology to help you understand what makes you unique.
  • Human Design - YouTube video: I Found the Best Personality Profile for Entrepreneurs | Human Design
  • Bethenny Frankel's mini-podcast is excellent - learn from her format and cadence for your own podcast inspo: Just B
  • Follow Tyrone Ross (crypto, startups, fintech): https://twitter.com/TR401

Get expert speakers and thought leaders speaking directly to you on ThinkersOne. Buy a personalized video greeting for your team or a Zoom drop-in or keynote from me: https://thinkersone.com/collections/featured-though-leaders/products/emily-binder?variant=41990647480488


Rate/review/subscribe to this podcast: emilybinder.com/podcast


Follow me/connect:

My website | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | Get email updates



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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