In life, where the relentless beats of modern existence echo through every moment, I yearned for a different rhythm, born not of chaos but of the quietude that dwells within. […]
Over the past few decades of globalized development, we have indeed built a new world order. But it is an order full of disorder. how our interwoven global “systems” produce massive new tensions and uncertainties for the next generation? Parents have an opportunity to unleash the future in a bold new way that is about being exponentially human.
All around us there are obvious signs of civic and political engagement. Whether it be the latest trending hashtag on social media, or simply a gathering of protesters in our nation’s capital. A closer look reveals that young adults – even teenagers – are participating and even taking the lead in efforts to change our world. The goal here is to understand why youths are becoming the new face of global change, with a keen focus on social justice, but also with related issues of identity, motivation and making sense in their path through this world disorder.
Women are the most powerful consumers on the planet, driving 80% of all purchasing decisions. Women influence more than $20 trillion of consumer spending. That amount is expected to reach $30 trillion in the next five years. It is clear to see that women power the global economy.
Over the past few decades of globalized development, we have indeed built a new world order. But it is an order full of disorder. how our interwoven global “systems” produce massive new tensions and uncertainties for the next generation? Parents have an opportunity to unleash the future in a bold new way that is about being exponentially human.
