Connections

If the criteria for connecting to another, would be sharing the same values and interests, then the similarities would be talking about these things, exchanging knowledge and experiences.

In the book Lost Connections by Johann Hari he explains what depression is and presents new perspectives on this subject. Among several interesting views he talks about individualism and our modern lives.

In Scandinavia, we tend to be quite introvert when it comes to making new connections. For some reason, we are not so skilled in unbiased networking and spontaneous gatherings. Maybe it’s the climate. Anyhow, we are in power to change that.

Even though you have your morals and beliefs, do not let these rules determine how you see the world. Invite new ideas and perspectives to your path of growth so that you are continuously learning something new all the time.

When you aren’t curious the conversation will die. Let the other person know that you are legitimately interested in things they have to say. Curiosity makes talking to others meaningful.

“Empowering people to live healthy, happy and meaningful lives through connecting with others in real life.”

We have taken a lot for granted, maybe we have taken human connection for granted. Most of us are dependent on being a part of a group, a social cohesion.

Have you ever thought why you might be shy?

Hobbies are a great way to relax and can improve your quality of life

The various ways that the multitude of different forms of art improve our psycho-social levels.