Every new person you meet is more than a new connection in the outside world.
It can become a new connection inside your brain.
A new conversation.
A new perspective.
A new story.
A new question.
They make you think differently—and thinking keeps the mind
active, curious, and alert.
That's why staying socially connected matters, especially as
we grow older. Meaningful relationships and social engagement are associated
with better cognitive and overall health, while persistent loneliness and
isolation are linked with poorer health outcomes.
So don't stop meeting people.
Don't stop talking.
Don't stop being curious about someone else's world.
New connections can keep the world outside you—and the
world inside you—alive.
Stay curious.
Stay connected.
Stay young at heart.
-Manohar Chimmani
