The Beatles’ “All You Need Is Love” and John Lennon’s “Imagine” invite us to picture a different kind of world. Creating a world founded on peace, love and harmony may seem idealistic. I ask: why not?
That does not mean there will be no challenges, struggles or pain. Nor do we need to share the same spiritual beliefs to want a better life for the people around us.
Caring for others and pursuing our own ambitions need not be opposites. The question is how our choices affect the people we love, the teams we lead, the communities we belong to and the planet we share.
So I ask you today: what is one thing you could do to make life a little better for someone else? It might be listening without interrupting, keeping a promise or making time for a person who needs your attention.
For more about the purpose behind my work, read why I became a business coach.
