Our society is undergoing a generational shift. From politicians to officials to families, we are witnessing the emergence of new stewards of the future. What held priority in the past may be discarded, and new priorities will take their place. Fresh gateways to opportunity will open, and many careers that previous generations dismissed as trivial will enter the mainstream.
These changing times demand a new worldview—or at least a mental rewire. Without this, generational friction will only grow. Our shifting ideologies, values, priorities, and perspectives can be a double-edged sword.
The older generation may label us as naive or foolish, while we may see them as overly cautious or risk-averse. And so, the drama continues—repeating itself every couple of decades.