"What helps you stay creative and involved with all these people," I ask. He paused a brief moment before beginning to speak.
"While I grew up I guess I just began to see how different situations can change people and if you just start to think outside of the box and ten steps ahead you're able to keep a lot of your creativity as you get older while gaining more professional ties."
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| Here's Brandon waiting to meet up with some friends | . |
"Honestly imagination can give you almost anything that you want, it might not be the literal imaginative thought you had, it could be something similar though... If I imagine dinosaurs in my house that doesn't mean I'm going to have a T-Rex, but I could paint the walls with dinosaurs as a halfway point."
Brandon believes in finding the shortcuts in life and finding ways to do things significantly faster than how long it's expected to take because the less time he does something, the more time he has to make connections. Together Brandon and I noticed how even though he is not in the upper class he has the a lot of the same values as upper class people according to society. It's all about the people you meet and the connections you make.

This is a really interesting perspective on meeting new people, as most of us dread it and find it awkward. Making connections is truly important and Heather did an awesome job of illustrating that through Brandon's profile.
ReplyDeleteMost people don't like much interactions with other people. It can either be really awkward or embarrassing depending on the situation. reading this profile made me realize the concept of the situation.
ReplyDeleteConnections are very important in life. Both in a business aspect and in developing relationships and friendships with people. Human interaction is very beneficial and in my opinion a necessity in life.
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