Fight for It

Part 4 of 4: Building Resilience in the Next Generation

Building Resilience in the Next Generation

Clay Scroggins, Tim Elmore - May 19, 2019

Resilience has changed throughout the generations and as a culture, we are trending toward. The trend for parents is to protect rather than prepare the next generation for adulthood. Our greatest opportunity for leading the next generation is to model and build resiliency muscles.

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