When was the last time you felt truly connected to yourself and to others around you? Connection is one of the most valuable aspects of life, and this value often presents itself in intangible forms. Having healthy relationships with yourself and others ultimately manifests into a sense of calmness, happiness, and belonging.Yet, in our hectic day-to-day lives, it’s easy to lose those connections and forget about ourselves along the way. This is one reason why connection is so crucial: it helps trigger a process of self-awareness, pushes us to invest in self-love and a love for others. In this episode, I talk with Chris Winfield, who also calls himself The Super Connector. He connects with people from all fields of life, and it gives them the ability to have a platform to share his own messages with the world. I had the privilege of meeting Chris when I first moved to New York City, and I’ve witnessed him creating a life filled with happiness and connection. This week, he shares with us his key to gaining an unfair advantage in all facets of life: truly connecting with others and building relationships with them. Tune in to learn about Chris’ story of how he transformed his life, and how you can transform yours through focusing on connection. Happy 2020, my friends!Chris’ Happiness Hack:“I started doing something where I would meet with one person every single day. And I just said to myself, “Just be open, honest, and vulnerable with these people.” Some Questions I Ask:  - How do you cultivate complete surrender when starting something new? (8:51) - What is your definition of happiness? (10:24) - Do you have a morning routine? (11:02) - What is your secret power? (17:59)In This Episode, You Will Learn:  - How the worst day of Chris’s life became the best day. (1:09) - How Chris’s company going under resulted in a major turning point in his life. (5:10) - Who the 5 people are that Chris spends the most time with. (14:52)Connect with Chris Winfield: Website

 

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