Most people understand belonging as something they either feel or don’t feel in a relationship — a friendship, a family, a community they’re part of. Belonging, in that sense, is a quality of specific connections. You belong somewhere because someone there knows you, values you, and has made room for you. “Ambient belonging” is something […]
People these days often embrace labels, for better or worse. Gen Z, for example, will introduce themselves and share their MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) as though it defines who they are in every capacity. People especially love calling themselves “introverts” and “extroverts” even though many people only loosely understand what they are. Many extroverts, for
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