If you’re not a driver in the vehicle of your life, you may be a passenger in a car heading toward a cliff.

– Abi Adegboye

Why lead now? No one is coming to help you.

The world is changing rapidly. Some nations are rising as others are falling. Wars, inflation, health, and other crisis impact families negatively. As parents struggle to make ends meet, they are leaving youth like you, vulnerable.

On your own, you must face cancel culture, climate alarmism, transgenderism, wokism, and other socially-charged ideologies.

How can you navigate this new world on your own?

Short answer — with open eyes and a nimble mind, Yorubas say, “Ajo l’aiye” — life is a journey. Don’t expect a smooth ride. Life has its twists and turns, hills and valleys, tunnels, and bridges. Your mind must be nimble enough to pivot in a second.

Lead NOW! Learn leadership skills that would help you navigate this new world. Teachers are aggressively pushing subservient followership — say only what you’re allowed, think what we permit, and fall in line or get cancelled. If you follow, you will get hurt, and no one pays the price but you.

Strategies to help you navigate today’s social scape on your own include: plan before getting out there, keep a safe distance, manage drift (don’t fall into situationships), and watch out for fellow travelers.