Think of this. We are all connected. It could be through thought, through action, through communication, and even through sharing our art or invention. Even that homeless person you saw the other day and you are connected. You don’t even know that person, you may argue. You just thought of him or her. Right? You are connected through thought. Or, you drop a stick. The dog picks it up. You are connected. The dog smelled you through the stick. Even when person drops the cigarette butt – the bird like a mockingbird will pick it up and use it in its nest for padding. Seriously, I seen the nest made of cigarette butts, ribbons and moss. All actions have consequences.

We are all connected in one way or another. Did you ever thought of long lost friend, and that friend calls you or e-mails you out of the blue. That’s one powerful connection. We all are made up of energy and we transmit it with our being. Why dogs sniff you after you petted the other dog or animal? They can trace others’ energy, like pawprints. Now, if we all connected through our energies, thoughts and beings, how can we make a world a better place? How can we make a business better? How can we make a communication with our friends, family, or people on the street better?

On business scale, we all pretty much dealt with people who are only concerned about themselves, on both ends: customer and person who serves you. We dealt with people who only care to get paycheck and do not care about customers or service or business. We dealt with customers who rudely talk on the phone and do not pay attention, or walk with their nose in the air treating everyone like they’re beneath them. Now if these people would feel connection to business and others, they might surprise themselves. Employee who cares about business not only helps it, but has a great chance of keeping a job, increasing clients; therefore get more hours and even perhaps a promotion. A customer who respects business, might go home with great product or have the most awesome service. Who knows? Through great communication, they even can have a great connection. Perhaps they will find something they are looking for. Perhaps that person knows someone who can help them with their endeavors.

We are all in Universe (Uni-One, Verse-Song) as Wayne W. Dyer puts it in his book You\’ll See It When You Believe It “No matter how we separate into individual little notes, we are still involved in the onesong.”

Albert Einstein challenges us to think outside ourselves and to see how we all are connected:

“A human being is a part of the whole called by us “Universe,” a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings, as something separated from the rest, a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole nature in its beauty.”