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My five-year-old granddaughter stepped off the school bus from kindergarten and seemed troubled. The boys in the back seats had shared a theory with her that wasn’t true. We talked it through at bedtime. She felt better – I didn’t.
With more access to information than ever before, Americans choose to watch news channels that reinforce their own opinions or beliefs. Surveys show 10% of Americans believe the moon landing was faked. Others insist the world is flat. Countless believe in Bigfoot.
The world can be a scary place. Talking through difficult subjects takes time and effort, but it’s worth it.
– Chris Schroder, The 100 Companies