DANIEL LEVIN lost his parents as a boy two years apart on the same day, and only realized while writing THE MOSAIC that he has spent his whole life searching for the place the adults called heaven.

He thought he had found this heaven when his uncle, who started a com- pany that was a household name saw in him the potential to one day run it and offered him the chance to start at the bottom and work his way up to the top. But as generous as his offer was, Levin soon realized it was not the heaven he was looking to nd.

Levin was the prodigy of the man who founded Organizational Psycholo- gy and he wanted Levin to help him develop and grow it, but once again he saw the answers he sought were not there.

He has hitchhiked around the world, started businesses, grown busi- nesses and lost a business too. He donated all of his money to the poor, thinking their need was greater than his. His life has been a mix of amaz- ing highs and tumultuous lows.

He has travel to many different countries and dined with the richest of the rich and sat on street corners with the poorest of the poor. All the while, he has observed that no matter what country people come from, or where they are economically, no matter what color their skin or what religion they practice, we are all the same. We all want to be loved and accepted, listened to and understood, acknowledge and validated.

Levin nally found his heaven in his connection to THE MOSAIC. He speaks of this in his workshops, retreats, online courses, and Mosaic coaching. He hopes you will join him on his mission to reconnect a dis- connected world.