Universality

People are different, but people are the same. Yes, they eat arepas in Colombia, and barbecued ribs in Kansas City.

But you never hear something like, “in Madagascar, people eat through their ears.” Or, in “Indonesia, people have gills and can breathe underwater.”

Laughter in Bombay isn’t different from laughter in Vancouver. Crying in Chad isn’t that different from crying in Greenland.

There’s universality in human experience. Therefore, your experience resonates with others. They see themselves in your story. They know how it feels.

This is why you can eat barbecued ribs in Colombia, and arepas in Kansas City.

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