At the start of the year, if I’d been thinking about a word that was going to describe my experience in the coming year…
…and to be honest, I didn’t do that because I didn’t follow my own advice and recommendations…
…BUT if I had come up with a word, I can guarantee that it wouldn’t be the one that it’s turned out to be.
Because this year – so far – has been all about connections.
Despite the whole Coronavirus lockdown thing, I’m connecting with more people on a daily basis than I have in a very long time.
So, while connections seems a strange word to describe life given what’s happening in the world right now, it also turns out to be the most accurate one.
Which is just plain weird.
Mind you, logistics and internet meltdowns notwithstanding, there are still any number of hiccups. I want to get honest, vulnerable and open in my connections with people. And it’s not always easy…
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