- Steve Jobs

Recent experiences have connected me with the most incredible and talented people from such diverse backgrounds. 

From the American man helping people travel the world for free whilst repairing their credit scores via his travel rewards coaching and a couple saving U.S. families on average $2,000/mo each through their signature organic food sharing program to the Australian couple with the goal of starting a meditation circle in every community in the world, I have made connections with absolute forward thinkers, game-changers and outright disrputors.

(I was even just recently chatting recently with the inventor of Jelly Belly - now releasing a line of CBD-infused jelly beans!)

I now have the extreme pleasure of being acquainted with the man responsible for over a billion dollars of products sold in supermarkets and stores across the U.S. and many other parts of the world but who also runs a phenomenal vocational food catering school for underprivileged kids in Calcutta, India, with the woman who trained the horses of the Emirati royal family and is also an expert falconer, and I was only just discussions with the guy began his journey from humble beginnings selling fireworks as a 9 year-old in Queens and went on to literally write the book on networking with billionaires such as Elon Musk and Sir Richard Branson. 

Connections (with good people, not just rich or powerful people) stimulate the imagination, productivity and generally make the world go 'round. 

Who are you and what do you do? No connection is too big or to small to potentially change the way we live our everyday lives. 

Let's take a leaf out of Steve Jobs' book and 'connect the dots'. It's the only way to truly change the world.