Analog Is Luxury
Wed Feb 04 2026
Analog Is the New Luxury: Reclaiming Self, Community & Nervous System Wisdom In a world that rewards speed, stimulation, and scrolling, many of us are quietly disconnected—from ourselves, from each other, and from our bodies.
In this episode of My Two Cents, Tiffany Gibson shares her perspective on why returning to the analog world isn’t about rejecting technology—it’s about reclaiming presence, emotional intelligence, and nervous system regulation. This conversation explores what it really means to live analog in a digital-first world: reading tangible books, spending time outdoors, rebuilding community, prioritizing sisterhood, and slowing down enough to hear yourself again.
Tiffany weaves research, personal reflection, motherhood, and emotional intelligence to ask an important question: Are we losing the ability to read ourselves and each other because we’re no longer practicing real connection? This episode is an invitation to ground, reconnect, and remember who you are when you’re not constantly consuming.
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Analog Is the New Luxury: Reclaiming Self, Community & Nervous System Wisdom In a world that rewards speed, stimulation, and scrolling, many of us are quietly disconnected—from ourselves, from each other, and from our bodies. In this episode of My Two Cents, Tiffany Gibson shares her perspective on why returning to the analog world isn’t about rejecting technology—it’s about reclaiming presence, emotional intelligence, and nervous system regulation. This conversation explores what it really means to live analog in a digital-first world: reading tangible books, spending time outdoors, rebuilding community, prioritizing sisterhood, and slowing down enough to hear yourself again. Tiffany weaves research, personal reflection, motherhood, and emotional intelligence to ask an important question: Are we losing the ability to read ourselves and each other because we’re no longer practicing real connection? This episode is an invitation to ground, reconnect, and remember who you are when you’re not constantly consuming.