A mosaic of perspectives

As a digitalnomad couple, our life is packed with a mosaic of perspectives from every corner we've touched. We are perpetually introduced to new ways of seeing, doing, and understanding and our nomad work life mirrors how join.the.dots approaches different perspectives.🌍✈️ see more here https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7186547421844303873

Living with just 7 t-shirts each isn't only a minimalistic choice; it's a metaphor for the intellectual simplicity we aim for - stripping back to what matters and being open to fill our 'drawers' with diverse experiences and viewpoints. 🧳👕

How our journey parallels the teaching of diverse thinking

1. Active listening everywhere

Just as we adjust to new languages and customs, active listening workshops remind us that understanding is not passive. It's a skill honed in the alleys of Ho Chi Minh and the boardrooms of Mumbai, making us richer in empathy and adaptability.

2. Playful debate as daily interactions

Every market and cross-cultural exchange is a playful debate. By living the 7t-shirts each life, we're forced to ask for our needs and question how things work, often in ways foreign to us. (Thank you Google Translate and Papago!) It's a real-world classroom for practicing diverse perspectives. 🌐🗣️

3. Diverse perspectives in every encounter

Like the variety of landscapes we see, the Sociocratic Method mirrors our meetings with new people - every opinion is a vista to consider, every local’s voice a lesson to absorb. We’re the sum of these encounters, always learning, always growing.

As nomads, we don’t just travel; we're on a perpetual quest for understanding. With each new destination, we're gifted with the chance to challenge our own perceptions, opening our minds as we open our passports.

Our invitation to others is to embrace the nomadic spirit in our thinking. We are better equipped to join the dots in life and at work when every different perspective is not just heard but valued. 🌟