2020 has been an eye opener.
Starting in January, we read that an entire continent was on fire, then the US assassinated an Iranian leader, then a Presidential impeachment started, then a global pandemic started. And that was just January.
The bigger story is that 2020 has challenged us to rethink our paradigms. Rethink how we approach leadership, institutions and work.
Here are a few eye-openers that we have realized for the first time in 2020.
From home, we can purchase any product or service that we need online. Literally anything.
The government can create trillions of dollars out the thin air and distribute it electronically.
The FBI is corrupt.
You don't have to live near large cities for career opportunities.
Private space companies are sending people into space for 1/10th the cost of governments.
Social media giants screen content on our accounts without our permission.
Most experts are wrong, most of the time.
Data is be used to prop up any argument, but data is always faulty.
The price of a barrel of oil can be negative.
Colleges and universities may not be your best career path.
Liquor stores are an essential service for our society.
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