Football and its tribalism

In the splurge of the world cup, tribalism is at his peak.

The movement is upsetting some and exhilarating others.

Movements create a wave of energy which no one can quite predict. Individuals gather together in a liberal fashion with the hopes of getting something and with the concerns that they might tie themselves up to ideals which in the future would not align with their values.

Tough, particularly for voluntary initiatives which rely solely on freewill.

The awareness of those cycle of energies are key if we want to remain settled within our emotions.

Alike the world cup, the answer might be to create the momentum at certain points in time. Our tribes members will get the chance to put together their gears and join us all to create history.

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