Let’s be honest — leading right now feels impossible. Your team lives globally, even if your office is local. And here’s what that really means: Leading remote teams isn’t going anywhere. Your “local” team includes people across time zones, cultures, and completely different lived experiences. Gen Z is watching. They expect leaders to have informed perspectives on what’s happening in the world — and they notice when you stay silent. Silence speaks. Not saying anything about g

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Image: Photo by Jimmy Dean on Unsplash We often hear today that the family unit is our foundation for morals, strength, and direction in life. And yet, cohesive family life seems to be harder to find than ever. On the other side of the coin, there is the concept of “it takes a village,” which implies that child raising is a community responsibility and that too is failing. Table of Contents: What Are Our Cultural Impediments to Talking at Home? And What About Community Child