Find Your Tribe and Never Feel Lonely!

"A friend is someone who helps you up when you’re down, and if they can’t, they sit beside you and listen." — Winnie The Pooh.

Just imagine!! having a community of such friends and family members, who accept you for who you are! And they like you on your good days and also on cranky days!.😃 💕 They value your views no matter how different they are from their views!💛. Sounds awesome, isn't it?

Well, it's possible to have a tribe like this.🙏 If you haven't found your tribe yet, find it. And if you can't find it even better, create it. 😎

It's important to remember the words of Rim John, who said that "You are an average of five people you spend the most time with"! Our environment plays a huge role in defining our personality. Both as children and adults.😮

As a child, I was very different than most people I knew. And I was often ridiculed for these differences. Only when I grew up did I realize that some qualities people made fun of me for, were my unique abilities and strengths! So one of my goals as a mentor is to empower my students to create and nurture their tribe. So that they never feel bad for who they are! 🙏😇

My awesome students, Shreyan, and the team created the above logo for their tribe "Free to Bee".

Make it a "Love your Tribe" Day

Shubhadina 😊🙏🏼

#EmotionalIntelligence

#GowthamiSaraf

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