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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2024 · 8 MIN

Better Together-Life Lessons From The Tempest

from Do This First (Daily Motivational Podcast) · host Sana

Better together has become a catchphrase of sorts that underscores the importance of putting differences aside and working together towards a mutual goal or cause. It is not a new concept as that is how all of our ancestors made it through..Shakespeare explored the themes of unity, brotherhood, working together across several of his works. One of the most notable examples is found in"The Tempest." In the play, Prospero and Antonio have a contentious relationship due to Antonio's betrayal and usurpation of Prospero's dukedom. However, by the end of the play, Prospero forgives Antonio and orchestrates a reconciliation between them. This exemplifies the power of forgiveness and working together towards a common goal, despite past animosities.From a scientific standpoint, working together has been shown to have beneficial effects. In this podcast episode, we'll explore the better together theme through the Shakespearan lens of The Tempest. We'll also look at the scientific benefits of putting aside animosity, hate and other grievances towards others to work forwards a mutual goal.

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