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Laura Gordon I CAN barely believe it was almost a year ago that I wrote about the fact we were living in a VUCA world – volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. Covid was relatively new and we had to cope with health fears while getting to grips with our work and home lives being turned upside down. We were in the Brexit transition period with trade deal uncertainty, and I discussed the climate emergency, optimistically assuming COP26 would still be going ahead in some form last year, though of course it was later postponed. At the time I recommended using the Kubler-Ross Change Curve, with its seven stages of grief, as a way to manage uncertainty and work through those complex times. ....
It was drummed into us and expected of us. These days, though, it seems it’s a bit of an old-fashioned concept. I read an article written by a millennial branding it “outdated”. The author, in her 20s, hit back at this demand for “unconditional compliance” and said nobody was “entitled” to respect. She’s right up to a point – older doesn’t always equate to wiser. We’ve seen at least one recently retired world leader illustrate this point perfectly… Equally you can have wisdom, or stupidity, in young people. So I absolutely agree respect is something that needs to be earned. ....