What do finalists of the world’s biggest startup competition and people in the last years of their life have in common? On this weeks Episode of On My Couch, we discuss with Leesa Soulodre about everyone’s want to create deeper connections with one another and the people they love. We chat about what tasks are best left to humans, and what do we give to the robots? And how a training accident that resulted in Leesa not being able to walk for a year, has fueled her drive for life, change, and connection.
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