Monday, November 19, 2007
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All Relationships Are Local. You’ve heard this before…I hope!
We live in a schizophrenic world. On one hand we talk about how globalization has made our planet a small village—making us all more alike than different. On the other hand, the news is full of examples, many violent and sad, of just how different we really are and how important understanding those differences can be.
David, I certainly agree with your description. This fact, that relationships are indeed local, has made the task of mastering relationship building more challenging, some might say daunting, Globalization has exposed each of us to each other, and thereby created fertile ground for new relationships. However, since relationships are local, it has made the demands (in terms of time and effort) of those of us trying to build on these new relationships so much more challenging.
Posted by David Merklin on 2007-11-30 09:13:57
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