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The original team 创始团队 Testimonial From Dr. Steinhubl Of Scripps Research 来自Scripps研究中心Steinhubl博士的推荐
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The O’Interface design team in action O’Interface设计团队在交流 With Deepak Chopra and John Scully at the STSI conference 与Deepak Chopra和 John Scully一起参加STSI峰会 AuthorRaj Oswal via medium AT OUR CORE, WE ALL WANT TO CONNECT.Why do you think we love having something to put on our LinkedIn, join many Facebook groups and constantly Snapchat. In a world filled with many silos, isolated careers and studio apartments — we are thirsty for connection.
The problem? It’s horribly difficult. People are insecure, don’t want to be seen, or don’t know how. We hide behind many walls afraid that if we’re seen we’ll be “found out.” Garrett, the 65 year old homeless man volunteering at Walmart teaches a beautiful lesson on connection.I met Garrett outside a few days ago as he was helping put carts away. He wasn’t working for them, he just found joy in helping walmart succeed. He knew all the employees by name, is known to greet customers on their way in and helps wherever he can. He found his connection there. I like to help them. They’ve always been nice to me. I can’t get a real job so I just help out where I can… — GarrettConnection is the strongest indication of happiness and without it we have no purpose. Connection is defined as to join, link, or fasten together; unite or bind. To connect 2 cities by a bridge. Beautiful…connection is tying to complete worlds that would not have otherwise see the other by building a bridge. Shawn Achor, researcher at Harvard University and author of The Happiness Advantage discovered something incredible about connection. After following thousands of people over 50 years, he identified only one thing truly makes people happy. The ONE thing that separates the happiest 10% from everyone else? Not $$, fame, or power. It’s the strength of our social relationships. Challenge: How can you create more connections wherever you are?If you can’t think of anything here are some ideas.
Outline to refine your presentation narrative: a. Name the enemy b. Why now : driver of the solution, i.e. how would you get to the promised land? c. Identify current obstacles d. The solution e. Provide evidence Author |
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