When we genuinely connect, we embark on an endless journey of continuous improvement, creating something greater than the sum of our individual contributions. This phenomenon is known as a Gestalt.

 

We observe each other's actions, waiting to see how everyone responds, and then we step in to offer an additional option just as their choice is starting to fade. This interaction fosters a profound sense of connection, allowing us to believe that we can achieve anything together.

 

Currently, there is a very common way of denying ourselves access to the Gestalt of connection. We connect by aligning our thinking to the point where we play fixed parts in a fixed sum of the parts. We tighten our bonds to the point where we stagnate our connection in a repetitive cycle of doing what we know, even when we know it is not working. Connection feels empty. This type of connection is common because social media has embedded it into society.

 

You can break free from this comfort zone of connection by loosening the ties between interconnected parts, allowing each other to continuously reshape the connections between the parts, and create something greater than the sum of the parts. We add a Gestalt.​​​