Educating Brains vs Elevating Souls?
Thank you to those raising awareness of the risks today’s youth are navigating. This morning, I came across an article titled “Fire at John Kennedy Middle School – Two former students confess.” Just days earlier, another post pointed to the growing unease around violent and disruptive behaviors among minors with one titled “OmeTV – the Invisible Risks for Minors” highlighting the subtle yet serious dangers lurking behind seemingly harmless digital platforms.
These events are not isolated. They speak to something deeper — a generation more connected, more qualified, yet often more disconnected morally and emotionally than ever before.
📚 Yes, the system teaches reading, writing, critical thinking, career readiness.
But education is not complete unless it teaches humility, empathy, gratitude, and accountability. A sustainable society is not built on degrees alone, but on values, character, and a sense of shared purpose.
And this reflection would be incomplete if we did not address the digital storm our youth are growing up in.
🕹️ Internet and screen culture — a double-edged sword:
- The internet opens doors to knowledge, creativity, and global dialogue — when harnessed with intention.
- But we must also face what is quietly eroding the inner life of many young people:
- Addiction to games and instant gratification
- Easy access to pornography that distorts perception of relationships
- A steep decline in face-to-face connection
- Anonymous platforms that sell “friendship,” yet harbor manipulation and abuse
Without proper guidance, the digital world risks becoming a parallel universe where truth blurs, identity fractures, and values dissolve.
📣 It is time to reintroduce moral anchors.
To uplift the voices of the wise, not just the loud.
To invest in a form of education that forms human beings, not just skilled professionals.
Let us raise a generation of peacebuilders, not just performers.
Of leaders grounded in respect, not driven by empty validation.
Because when education elevates both minds and hearts, we build something that endures: a society that honors dignity, fosters courage, and holds itself together — even in this challenging time we are living.
To address many of today’s societal ills, I am championing the restoration of the family as the cornerstone of a healthy and just society.
My vehicle for change is the Private Wealth & Family Office Swiss Certified Association (PWFO)—a Swiss-based global certifier, educator, and community.
PWFO empowers families and professionals to build, manage, and sustain wealth across generations and borders, rooted in the highest fiduciary and ethical standards.
This is more than economy, business and career — it is a call to reclaim the integrity, strength, and autonomy of the family in a complex world.
Join the Movement. Support the Cause. Reclaim the Future.
Let us make the family great again—through action, education, and community.
PWFO is a Swiss global certifier, educator, and community, dedicated to empowering families and professionals to build, manage, and sustain wealth across generations and borders—guided by the highest fiduciary standards.
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