One of the reasons for bonding between groups of people is the shared culture that they have created. Culture is an invisible presence, a set of beliefs, history and rituals that encapsulates the values of the group, their conduct and their vision. This applies to movements, companies, and families.

Shared Culture in Personal Relations

The idea of a complete and fulfilling life is always related to personal relationships. Happiness, in a way, is the other person. Happiness is our connections, and the relationships we foster, which create and shape us.It's a lost art to cultivate personal relationships without agenda or motive, just connecting and trying to understand and relate to different people.

Connections and Happiness

A culture created in a two-way relationship or a small group is positive and open because it allows for differences to exist, which are not allowed by large groups in which cultures are attached to your identity.Creating the right kind of culture organically is the magic of a strong relationship, something that is difficult in large groups with a shared ideology.

Large Groups Vs Small

The late George Carlin is probably one of my favorite comedians. I always found him to be raw and honest, and like most great comedians, there was a sense that he wasn't there to just make you laugh. He had a subtle truth

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