Arizona native and community organizer of the Southwest, Molly Hyland has a developed skill-set of over ten years of event facilitation, music festival production, promotion and Dj’ing. She serves the Southwest art and music community by creating opportunities for people to connect with one another through novel events and experiences.  Her personal fortitude and focus is currently towards developing her knowledge and certification for emotional therapeutic services and community counseling. Molly spent her adolescent years volunteering with a suicide hotline for teenagers as well as sitting with patients and their families through hospice programs in Arizona so its safe to say she been on the front lines and aims to use her passion and voice in both her communal roles and writings to relate at a core level to give further insight into integrating wholeness and authenticity, striving for further connection with our self-relationship, our community, and with the human experience as a whole.

Topics discussed in this conversation include: 

• -Staying authentic in the midst of the hive mind of social media
• -Revitalizing  and redefining ourselves in the Pandemic
• -Redefining what productivity is in a healthy and sustainable way
• -Millennial love languages (like putting your phone down)
• -How unfollowing does not mean un-loving
• -Bullshit new age spiritual bypassing
• -Trivialness of overly curated social media accounts