Webs
Our biggest impacts are through the webs we build. A single event or encounter may have a ripple-effect, but more enduring change requires patient reaching out and making connections. Each connection is like a thin thread, which will soon break unless we reinforce it. Those connections that last will lead to other connections, which also need to be nurtured, until an entire web is woven. For webs to exist, they need a centre-point, which is the purpose or goal that you hold. Once the web is in place, every action you take is transmitted through the network and amplified.
— Wayne Visser
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