Religion & Spirituality
According to a recent survey by the global health service company Cigna, the loneliest generation in the United States today is not the oldest Americans but the youngest, specifically young adults between 18 and 22 years old. Students may have thousands of friends online, but few in real life. As a result, they feel disconnected from what it means to be human. The influence of many factors and the reality of the world we now live in has directly contributed to a crippling sense of anxiety and alienation in students across the country, but the question is what can we do to put a stop to it for the generations to come?Join Terri Britt and her guest Florence Ann Romano - "Windy City Nanny" on Leading with Love as they discuss how to raise a more connected generation. You can catch Terri Britt's Leading with Love as a LIVE SIMULCAST at 3 pm EDT here on The Contact Talk Radio Network, on www.terribritt.com/radio, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/womenleadersoflove. BIOFlorence Ann Romano is a dedicated philanthropist and former nanny who has always had a special place in her heart for children. Romano worked for over 15 years as a nanny, beginning as a ‘Mommy’s helper’ at the age of 11. She shares her experiences in Nanny and Me (Mascot Books, May 2015), her beautifully illustrated debut book for children making the transition from being cared for solely by their parents to having a nanny in their home.