Global Thinking

global-thinking

Maybe it is our isolated geographic location or our mind set, it is my sense that a large majority of Americans do not travel extensively, overseas. I envy the Europeans who can be in four different countries in a matter of a few hours. Global exposure creates a global mindset.

As I interviewed executives at Wolford, I was pleasantly surprised at how many of them had worked in multiple countries and the extent to which they claimed it shaped their thinking. As a nation, we need to travel more, think differently, build tolerance for other cultures, learn to accept others for who they are, and be less judgmental.

Maybe a global mindset will make us all better people, and maybe if we learn to respect each other, we might just make our world a safer, happier, more accepting place.

About Hemant Rustogi

An award-winning teacher at The University of Tampa, an entrepreneur, a CEO and founding principal of Advantage Pointe Internationale, and blogger on 5oclockreflections.com.