Host Robert Strock discusses how we can develop true international values. If we can take ownership of our own lives and become questioners who challenge old values, we can guide ourselves toward a broader view. Facing our challenging emotions lets us build a healthy self so we can also look beyond ourselves, our families, and our communities to a bigger, more complex world.
There are options out there to end hunger and homelessness, but it will take a wider view from those with wealth and power to make change. Regenerative agriculture is one of the possibilities that, if embraced, can change communities, states, and countries by restoring balance with the land. We can develop a sense of self that's inclusive of those of all socioeconomic levels and any other number of divisive factors. Facing our challenges lets us move beyond them so we can finally build the necessary international mentality.
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