In this episode of Suicide Zen Forgiveness, the host introduces the podcast's mission to break the silence, stigma, and shame surrounding suicide and mental health. The first guest of the new series, David Amerland, joins the conversation to provide insights on knowledge, human behavior, and the impact of connections. Amerland discusses the heightened fear and anger in the modern world, exacerbated by real-time information and social media, and offers strategies for maintaining stability and hope. The discussion also covers the importance of kindness, community, and how to handle feelings of helplessness in times of crisis.

00:00 Introduction to Suicide Zen Forgiveness

01:17 Meet David Amerland

02:10 David's Insight on Intelligence and Knowledge

04:27 Understanding Human Behavior and History

05:38 Navigating Modern Challenges

12:24 The Role of Technology and Media

27:07 Coping with Natural Disasters and Fear

33:00 Conclusion and Next Steps

David Amerland is an author and expert in business, marketing, and search, having written over a dozen books, including "The Tribe That Discovered Trust" and the best-selling "Google Semantic Search." He is known for providing insights on SEO, business strategies, and marketing through his blog and social media.

His latest Book Intentional is ground breaking.

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