23 Mar When No One See’s The World Like You Do

Posted at 13:53h in Philosophy, Psychology, Society, The Tribe, Values by

A good friend and fellow member of The Tribe mentioned that they were sad that others didn’t see the world in the same way that they did. This is very common in extremely intuitive people or people with a high IQ. Your perspective may not make sense or even seem possible by the masses and they may call you weird or even crazy. I’ve definitely been in that position and know what it feels like to view the world differently. Today, let’s talk about what to do when no one see’s the world like you do.

Not Everyone Share’s The Same Perspective

The first step is to have understanding. Understanding that not everyone is going to view the world the same as you do. People have different perspectives, beliefs, and even abilities that may limit what they are able to see or understand. Some people are extremely good at connecting the dots while other’s talents may lie somewhere else.

At the same time, people may be at a different point in their journey and not ready to understand what you are saying. They also may not be willing to be open to another perspective due to being guarded because of internal emotional issues. You see this a lot in people with big egos who have such a fragile state that they can’t accept ever being wrong. They may not have worked through their emotional insecurities and traumas to be able to free themselves from the emotional prison they are in. That’s okay, everyone reaches where they need to go in their own time. It’s not for us to force it on them.

Your Perspective Is Not Invalid

Keep in mind, just because the masses say that your perspective is weird, wrong, or crazy does not mean it’s invalid. Granted, don’t ignore facts. And get yourself checked if your mental health isn’t well, but sometimes the world hasn’t caught up to what you can see. Sometimes the world isn’t ready at that time for the perspective you have and insights you can provide. Sometimes the world needs to learn the hard way to experience and understand your viewpoint.

Find Like Minds

Instead of dismissing the way you see the world, seek out like minds who see the world as you do. Find other people who share similar perspectives and values. Connect with them and support them while you enjoy the benefits of their support as well. Being social is in the very fabric of our nature, even for an introvert like myself. There’s no escaping biology, and having a community of people who support each other is part of our biological needs.

This my friends is a tribe, and the entire reason of why we started The Tribe—a collective of individuals committed to growth, wisdom, and connection with other like minds. Instead of sitting and wishing the world understood us, we built a community so we could seek out minds similar to ours. A community where we could connect, share our real selves, and finally not feel alone in the world. If this resonates with you, I hope you reach out to us so we can connect with you too.

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