How to be Connected in an Increasingly Disconnected World | by Jin Wu | Medium
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A friend from Toronto recently reached out to me to see how I’m doing. I had moved away from Toronto a few years ago and had periodically…
3 min read Mar 6, 2019 -- A friend from Toronto recently reached out to me to see how I’m doing. I had moved away from Toronto a few years ago and had periodically visited, but haven’t always been the best at keeping in touch with all my friends across different groups (schools, work, church, etc.). I gave her a few major updates and asked about her life. That’s when she broke down. “You were right years ago, I never realized how wise you were”, she mumbled. After a bit of conversation, I realized that she’s going through a lot of the hardships I went through years ago. She finally…
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