'Belonging is a fundamental human need, where people feel that who they are is uniquely recognized and understood. They are accepted as part of the group. It is about finding a place where we feel connected, understood, and valued.
However, understanding the concept of belonging goes beyond simply being part of a group or community. It is about feeling a deep sense of connection and acceptance within us.
Alison Jessica Weihe’s story is a story of grit, determination, self-discovery, and self-love.
"Belonging: Finding tribes of Meaning," is a deeply personal account of self-discovery and transformation. Alison shares her courageous journey of embracing her strengths and weaknesses, her successes and failures, her flaws, and imperfections.
Her story is testament that when we accept ourselves, we create a safe space within our own hearts where we can be vulnerable and authentic. Vulnerability and belonging are deeply intertwined. When we allow ourselves to be vulnerable, we invite others to do the same. It is in our moments of vulnerability that true connections are formed, bonds are strengthened, and a sense of belonging is cultivated. Vulnerability creates an atmosphere of trust and acceptance, where we are safe to be ourselves without judgment or rejection.
When we feel like we belong, we are more likely to thrive and achieve our full potential. If you seek to understand the transformative power of belonging, get this book today!'
Khethiwe Nkuna Executive: Responsible Business Accenture, South Africa
