The Power Of Be(Bee)ing Globally Connected

We need to be and feel connected. This inspires, motivates and empowers us. We exchange nectar (read: wonderful ideas and knowledge), compare flowers (read: analyze benefits versus costs) and select the most nurturing environment (read: a social networking site where we feel engaged). We behave like bees in our own world. We love to be there where continuous growth and development take place. We want to evolve constantly. When the sparkle is gone (read: the positive energy of the nurturing environment has extinguished), more bees will consider moving to a new world where they can thrive. Bees are smart and so are we.

Online co-creation projects move mountains. Entrepreneurial win-win partnerships are in strong demand. We give and take so that our energy balance remains healthy. When we reduce the giving, we do not have to be surprised that the receiving part also goes down. In this perspective we are all responsible to create an online goldmine together. A global treasure of shared ideas and knowledge. A place to meet people and interact with them. This cultural diversity enriches our thinking and feeling. By having access to this online multicultural audience we create more global business opportunities and also build mutually beneficial relationships.

We are happier when we belong to a community.  This is how humans function. We even live longer when we are not operating alone. We feel better and become more powerful. We refresh our mind. We become more human and authentic. The more we reach out to other bees, the stronger our creative power. New horizons arise. The impossible becomes possible. Maybe it is time to ask ourselves how we can contribute to our beBee Community? What do we offer that moves the community forward? How will we show that we really care? Now that we have found a beautiful nurturing landscape, let us take excellent care of the garden of possibilities. Let us blossom together!

The Power Of Be(Bee)ing Globally Connected by Liesbeth Leysen

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