Rethinking Success | Mia Birdsong
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Exploring Equivalence of Help and Mutuality in Community Relationships
Equivalence of help in community relationships questions whether everyone needs to give and take the same amount, emphasizing more on mutuality where contributions are based on capabilities. Mutuality focuses on the group's contributions and understanding that supporting those in need ultimately benefits the entire community. It's not about reciprocation but about the interconnected well-being within the community. Contribution is complex, based on individual strengths and capacity. The example of having someone help in lifting heavy objects despite not being visibly stronger exemplifies unique contributions within a community. The act of helping others in a community nourishes the individual, creating a sense of interconnectedness and faith in supporting and being supported.
