By Dink Nesmith
You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich.
You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.
Dink Nesmith

























We scramble around with our jobs, our kids, the television blaring in the background. There are no more neighbors visiting neighbors, or a lunch with our work colleagues where we can discuss the direction we hope to take with the company and with our individual jobs.
We don't sit down to dinner with our family with no background noise except the sound of our voices as we decode our day.
We don't listen, we don't discuss, we don't hear each other.
How can we fix that?
At the root of our woes is simple human connection. If we would slow down, respectfully listen and courteously reply, maybe a new era of interaction would blossom. Perhaps we would get to know each other as people and not as groups that we label and toss aside.