In times of uncertainty, we can all too easily lose sight of the most vital components of our life. Not just components that affect our joy, health and interests, but also the very activities that give meaning and reason to our existence.
One of the greatest avenues of this is through human connection. Whether in conversation or quiet, physically or distant, making space to connect with another can be one of the most pronounced and life-giving activities we can invest ourselves in.
It’s in times of isolation where we most come to realize this, but it’s in times of abundance where we should seek to most improve our appreciation of even the most simple connection.
“In all our searching, the only thing we’ve found that makes the emptiness bearable is each other.”
— Carl Sagan