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As sure as we are all alive each day, we need each other in varying degrees. When I talk about needing each other, Many people take it from the angle of receiving, and not giving.
The giver is not any better than the receiver for the giver is a receiver in another capacity. That's how our world functions. There are various advantages of subtle connections in our lives. Here is one more advantage. Listen to this.
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I have belaboured the point that we all need connections in our lives. There are many advantages for connecting, but we have to realize that the very structure of the universe shows that life works through interdependence.
In this episode, we take a look at one advantage of connections in our lives. Listen to this.
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Nepotism, tribalism, cronyism etc stand on one side while "Merit" stands on the other. We preach merit all day long and preach against connections with disdain. Is that in order?
Whether we like it or not, we are living in a universe that chiefly operates on connections more than on merit. If anything, connections are a foundational principle of how the world works. Listen to this.
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This is the second part of the conversation I had with Professor Patrick Ogwang, the inventor of Covidex. Last week, we talked about his childhood and education.
In this interview, you get to learn just why Professor is passionate about finding health solutions using herbal medicine. You learn exactly how Covidex came to be and about the clinical tests needed before Covidex can be licensed and made available to the world. Listen.
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We don't have to see the whole staircase before you get started to climb. In life, you might not have everything in place before you can do something major... and that's how we get stranded.
That's why we need to leverage the most of connections in our lives. However, the connections we are looking for are themselves waiting for us to be in motion and be in position to effect the connection. Listen to this.
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One of the most powerful things about the universe, it's structure and way of operation is dependence on parts. Every whole has a part. That's just the structure of how things work.
That's why we should not feel guilty when we seek to get connected to others. And and of ourselves, we cannot succeed in our purpose pursuit. Listen to this.
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We err when we think that the Most enlightened thing we can do is to work on our weaknesses until we become complete and all rounded. By the time we get there, we are already average and just spread too thin
The world is instead structured in such a way that we make the most of other people's strengths and passions so that we can concentrate and develop ours. We therefore need connections for this to happen. Listen to this.
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Mark Gungor makes a hilarious illustration about men and their brains. That they are made up of little boxes each containing one thing that can only be accessed one at a time...and that the boxes don't touch.
Then there are women's brains. Everything is connected to everything... including the most unrelated things...and dates. That's exactly how life is. Everything is connected and that is why you need the power or subtle connections in your life. Listen to this.
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Look around you. I believe that whatever you see doesn't stand alone without there being a need for connecting. In fact chances are that without connecting, nothing really happens.
That's true with our lives too. We need connections not because we want to circumvent merit, but because we cannot survive and thrive without connecting. Listen to this.
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No man is an island. We thrive through connections. Stephen R Covey taught us crucially about independence, dependence and interdependence. Those are three critical levels of connection that we need in life.
When I talk about subtle connections, I am talking about what we do not have control of but what connection that can multiply our value and vision exponentially. How do we position ourselves to get the best out of this connection? Listen to this.
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