You have to give in order to receive: this is the most basic concept of the universe, and we cannot change it no matter how intelligent we are. The biggest wealth in this planet is not wealth or money, but connection. Vladimir Hristov is the author of “Preserve My Community” and an expert in guiding any person who wants to live in a community in British Columbia, Canada. His incredible philosophy of love and mutual respect is a reminder for humanity that we all have the same soul, the same spirit. We need to share our joys and our sorrows with one another. It’s the only way to ease the pain.

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Preserving Community In The Age Of Isolation With Vladimir Hristov

This is an exciting episode. I have someone that I met and instantly found him incredibly likable, incredibly honest, and had an incredibly big heart. I'm proud to call him a friend. His name is Vladimir Hristov. He is an author, a speaker, a mentor and he lives in British Columbia, Canada. Eight years ago, he came to start a new journey in his life together with his family and they were looking for a better opportunity for development. It might sound familiar to you as you listen to his story. He established Preserve My Community, which is an attempt and a process to look into our souls and dreams to find and locate or dream community where we will feel very secure, safe, and happy. Vladimir says, “When we divide ourselves from the rest of the people, then we suffer more if those people aren’t willing to help, nurture, and be part of our journey. Vladimir’s goal is to create new communities in North America where people will trust, help, and nurture each other, where poverty and hatred is obsolete, and prosperity and mutual agreement is an everyday option. Vladimir, welcome to Heartrepreneur Radio. I'm so glad to have you.

Thank you, Terri. Thank you for the opportunity. I believe that without community, we don’t have life in this planet and that's my goal. We forgot the number one thing, that we are all one. We got a small planet, so fragile who are here to protect us. It’s a very simple exercise that I'm presenting. As we say, we breathe in, breathing we stop. Why we stop and why we cannot take all the air because we are designed to share our air and the same thing is to care for our community. Without the community, we cannot find the solutions to our problems. We think that alone, we are good enough and we can find everything we want. When we go to a community of like-minded people, then we can destroy our depression and we can destroy all the distortions about us. That's why I believe that education is very, very important and that's why we need a mentor or somebody to show us. I have an experience with difference regimes. Different things happen to the country where I'm coming from. Coming here, it is the goal. My experience with meeting thousands of people on five continents helps me understand one thing and that's the necessity of community of like-minded people. We neglect that to the end of our life that we don’t understand that is so crucially important in order for us to revive, in order to flourish what we are indeed.

The first thing is to check all the details. Before we go to the community, we've got to check all the details. We rush out, we but our home but we don’t consider other issues like where is the school, where is the security exits, everything that is around this community. We’re going to go there, especially with residential complexes in Canada and we don’t know nothing about this community. We didn’t speak with no one then we met with very, very big challenges. That’s very, very important for us. Rather than jumping to the water and then condescending if it’s very warm or very cold, we got to test the water and see whether you're going to fit in this community or this neighborhood. Second,