What's the point? Of what? Of life!
It's Better 2gTHr
DISCOVER THE POINT
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THE WORLD'S BEST SELF-CARE PLAN
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Take 60 seconds to focus on someone other than yourself
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Integrate into your daily rhythm
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Your personal 3D, interactive '2gTHr Tree'
The more you connect with others, the more your tree grows.
Shares + Prayers
Can be commented on through text, photo, video and voice note.
Learning 2gTHr
Unfiltered, encouraging stories from around the world are shared through ‘2gTHr Grow Cards’ in the dashboard which can be meditated on and shared.
Interactive Dashboard
A public stream of shared thoughts and prayer requests from you and other 2gTHr users.
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Your Communities
Create your own private groups and communities where you can grow 2gTHr.
Direct Messaging
Text, video, images and voice notes and be shared in a direct chat between you and your friends.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
PART OF YOUR DAILY RHYTHM
Imagine if we woke up every morning and the first thought on our mind was,
'How can I help someone else today?'
2gTHr flips the switch on self-care.
Turning your Social MEdia into Social WEdia.
ASK
Reach out to the 2gTHr community for support, motivation and encouragement
GIVE
Spending time meditating or praying over someone else.
LEARN
Watch unfiltered stories from people around the world. Your story might be the inspiration someone needs.
JOIN
Create communities around topics and ideas that interest you.
GROW
The more you connect, the more you grow, the more WE grow, 2gTHR.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
ADAM GUZMAN-POOLE
CANADA
2gTHr has created a community of people committed to thinking about others.
In my time using it, I have found a depth of connection, friendship, and openness that is rare to find in the online world. And I know that the connections I have made through it will last a lifetime.
ROXANE HAYWARD
USA
I really love this app! It is a place that makes me feel so calm rather than anxious like so many other social platforms out there. I love that it helps me practice ways to focus on other people, get out of my own head and, for the first time ever, be really 'real' with others. I hate asking for help, but this app has taught me that it is okay to ask for assistance or even just some positive energy. The daily stories from around the world are awesome! Great, simple ideas on how to impact others.
DANNY PAINTER
SOUTH AFRICA
I do honestly believe, physiologically in your brain, this app is doing something. It is remapping something so that you are now able to sit in calm.
Yes we have a million apps, but none of them give you anything back. 2gTHr gives you something back - it gives you a sense of community which you're never going to find on other platforms.
WHY 2gTHr?
SELF-ACTUALIZATION
We cannot find ourself – our identity, except by devoting committing ourselves to something or someone.
We cannot struggle for self-actualization, except through the detour of devoting ourselves to the cause of the world. Not by direct attention of our ‘selves.’
Viktor Frankl
RELATEDNESS
When our focus is toward a principle of relatedness and oneness, and away from fragmentation and isolation, health ensues.
Dr. Larry Dossey
EXERCISE YOUR SOUL
We have Fitbits for our bodies. Self-help and mindful meditation apps for our minds. But what about the soul? Our center for meaning. Exercise our souls through simple, incremental acts of kindness and care.
Nick Cokas
2gTHr Founder
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ROUTE TOWARDS LIFE
Imagine a “Humane” regenerative attention economy where our devices aren’t about screen time at all, but more like a GPS – always routing us towards more life, more connection, more common ground. The point of a GPS isn’t to keep us fiddling, it’s to get us to our destination.
Tristan Harris
HEALING POWER
Our survival depends on the healing power of love, intimacy and relationships. Physically. Emotionally. Spiritually. As individuals. Communities. As a country. As a culture. Perhaps even as a species.
Dr. Dean Ornish
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HABIT AND PRACTICE
We learn moral virtue primarily through habit and practice rather than through reasoning and instruction.
Aristotle
(384-322 BC)