We all know that how we manage our time is a fundamental element of how we progress on our journey. And if we think about all our priorities and how we decide to spend our time, we have to be mindful that we do not block out getting together with others at the expense of getting our tasks done to meet our goals. Getting together, in its essence, is a celebration of human connection. It's about the gathering of friends, family, or co-workers, coming together to share experiences, stories, and maybe even a bit of laughter. It could be a casual meet-up at a local café, a family dinner, or attending an event in our community. The more we get together, the richer the tapestry that we form made of the memories with others that describe our lives. When we get together it is accretive to our shared journey, we share ideas, emotions, and experiences that foster understanding, empathy, and often, lifelong bonds. And for as fast as we tend to move, getting together is a time to pause, engage, and truly be present with one another, appreciating the unique qualities we all have. Getting together is truly a celebration of our interwoven human experience, a testament to the fact that we are, at our core, social beings who thrive on being with each other.

Loving life when I make time to get together
Joe