Life on Earth is *NOT* all Polarization & Strife

Everybody is wound tight as a violin string right now.

Mel, Everybody is wound tight as a violin string right now. One of the most vicious elections in history, rather than being behind us, appears destined for weeks of court battles. Yesterday my son had an hours-long conversation with his buddy about why we should not unfriend and unfollow everyone who voted for the "other" guy. 8 months into the pandemic, numbers are spiking again. Travel restrictions, restaurants and shops closing, diminishing options for outdoor recreation. Debates rage about how to deal. My wife was in charge of costumes at the local student theater. She had devoted the last 12+ years of her life to making it special. She is in lament because they have shut their doors with no re-open in sight. She's been bored for most of the year. My acupuncture lady told me: everybody has been stressed out this week. On Saturday an Uber driver got mad at me for… …rolling down my window. "Dude, I had the air on," he snapped. I argued back… the incident got under my skin, and later I realized he was probably on pins and needles. Just like everyone else. Yeah, I know, sometimes it feels like civilization is falling apart at the seams. And that is why I'd like you to take a peek at this video. It's not a sales pitch of any sort. It's NOT me pontificating. It's not a motivational speech or a moral grandstand… it's not even the tiniest bit political. You know what it is? It's 10,000 (!!!) Japanese and German musicians and choir members performing the finale of Beethoven's triumphant 9th symphony. If you've been wondering if us flawed human beings can ever manage to get along and make something great together…. …this performance might restore your faith in humanity: https://www.perrymarshall.com/54585/not-polarization/ Do take time to listen (even if you're multitasking) cuz by the time they get to the end you'll be transfixed. And…. moved. Blessings to you today. Perry ***NOTE: This email address isn't monitored! If you need help, please email: support@perrymarshall.com

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