Victor (Vic) Strecher

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I think the idea of starting with what matters most, just like with adults.

So if you ask a child what matters most right now, and they may go climate change matters most.

There are different things that may matter most.

I'll give you one example.

My seven-year-old grandson saw a documentary about shrimp and the unsafe harvesting of shrimp.

Well, he he was so alarmed by this that he decided to put together a group of people in his hometown.

They made signs and the sign said things like save the shrimp.

And suddenly the ex-mayor became involved in this.

And they started parading along the side of the street with these save the shrimp placards.

And this became a purpose of his.

And he's seven years old.

So I do think that you might start with what matters to you?

What matters most?

What are some of those things?

And on the basis of that, maybe think about how you could become more purposeful.

Are there certain things you might be able to engage in that are meaningful to the things that matter?

Starting to live that way?

Imagine, I can't wait to see that seven-year-old grandson grow up into an adult and just, boy, watch out world.

Here's how I think about that.