The point of life is not to survive. After all, none of us make it out of life alive. So the point isn’t survival. The point is to thrive. The point is to thrive in connection with others. Humans are social creatures. The point is to see and be seen. To help and be helped. In equal measure. We weren’t meant to live life alone.

The point of life is not to survive. After all, none of us make it out of life alive. So the point isn’t survival. The point is to thrive. The point is to thrive in connection with others. Humans are social creatures. The point is to see and be seen. To help and be helped. In equal measure. We weren’t meant to live life alone.

The point of life is not to survive. After all, none of us make it out of life alive. So the point isn’t survival. The point is to thrive. The point is to thrive in connection with others. Humans are social creatures. The point is to see and be seen. To help and be helped. In equal measure. We weren’t meant to live life alone.&nbsp; &nbsp;

32. Misunderstanding “Survival of the Fittest”

Unfolding with Kathy Varol: Each episode shares one perspective - in 3 to 20 minutes - that will let you see yourself and the world better. One perspective at a time we’ll pull back layers of conditioning to find the truth underneath. A change in perspective has the power to change everything. If you feel stuck, if the boxes no longer fit, it might be time to try on a new perspective. This is the art of unfolding into the fullest expression of you. Your vastness is waiting. Pull up a seat, the journey is now.

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32. Misunderstanding “Survival of the Fittest”

32. Misunderstanding “Survival of the Fittest”