The last place many of us look for change is the kind that affects entire communities or cities or nations, large-scale change to correct societal or generational failures. It’s the kind of change that takes the most work because it doesn’t just change me on the inside or outside. It does both and for all of us.
I’m not saying we shouldn’t believe in things. But know this: the stand you take today might not be the one you’ll wish you’d taken 20 years from now.
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