One of my favourite movies, Interstellar, kicks off in a time when the earth has already been depleted, and our best option is to go find another planet. I often read articles and write-ups about it.
In this one, the writer includes the paragraph below which I think is a nice call to action for those of us who’d really like to avoid needing to find a backup planet:
Interstellar suggests the survival of the species may depend on enough people extending a sense of empathy beyond their immediate family.
For me, my immediate family is a huge motivator, like it would be for many people… but she’s right.
The positive effects from the changes we make with our orgs will extend far beyond our families.
…they might even create a proud legacy for them.
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