Making Connections in Life

Humans, in general, are social beings. They like to live, grow, and survive in social groups. Isolation from other fellow humans can have adverse effects on them both physically and mentally. Making social connections in life is essential for all of us.

Here are some reasons why we cannot live in isolation

  1. Improved Physical Health

To have better physical health, we need to connect and live in an environment with other people around us. Living alone can deteriorate your physical health and lead to many problems like obesity, hypertension, or even drug addiction.

  1. Improved Mental Health

Social connections help us communicate, share thoughts and ideas, and socially bond with other human beings. These relationships and social relations are also helpful in boosting our mental health. They provide us a sense of belonging, and a feeling of being loved increases our happiness levels, reduces stress and enhances self-confidence and motivation.

  1. Leads to Self-Motivation

With better mental and physical health, your work quality and performance are automatically improved. You are socially liable for your duties and responsibilities and make extra efforts to fulfill them. It also creates a sense of competition.

  1. Enhances Positivity and Creativity in Life

Living in a socially connected lifestyle, you are more open to new ideas and thoughts. With a clear and happy mindset, you remain optimistic about life and are less prone to depression or suicidal thoughts. Sharing ideas and thoughts with others also helps you polish your creative skills.

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