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Does effective leadership require more than political and economic expertise? Perhaps it also demands spiritual intelligence, moral authority, and righteous stewardship. Gibbs argues that these powerful concepts can transform our approach to global challenges and create leadership for the greater good of humankind.
Our world is a place where benefits and burdens are not widely shared. We have an opportunity to envision a new way of moving forward, a new narrative for ourselves, our communities, and our world. What do we want to become? Our perspectives, and the choices we make, depend on the “wolf” we feed.
As we think how to open the country, we ask: How will we know what is safe? How will we structure the workplace? How will we educate our children? We need to give as much thought to what we will reimagine, or even just imagine, as the common good in American life and our relationships – one human to another.
