Cliff Notes on the News

Cliff Notes on the News

Veteran San Diego news director and reporter Cliff Albert shares his thoughts on the latest news and stories each weekday at 7:22am. Full Bio

 

How to Change the World

Parents and grandparents often say, I’m worried for my kids and for my grandkids. I’m worried about the way things have changed and I’m worried about the world in which they will live.

No matter what side of the political fence you’re on, parents and grandparents do worry about the kids in their family. It comes pretty naturally.

There are various polls that reflect a lot of worry and unhappiness and even fear among a lot of American about the way things are going.

According to a Chapman University Survey of American Fears, our most common fears revolve around five main topics: war, harm to a loved one, economic worries, corrupt government officials and environmental concerns.

Not at all surprising with the things that are happening in the world in which we live.

So what do we do about it?  Just keep worrying?  Just stay fearful about the future? 

While we may think that each of us individually can’t change the world, some wise people have always said we can as individuals change ourselves. And if enough people do it, that can change the world.

And while we as parents and grandparents have not only been blessed, but we also are tasked with the job of helping, teaching and guiding kids, so that they can change the world.

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