The Power of Family

The shift of power from families to corporations has served its purpose, but now family resilience must take center stage.

Corporations have brought stability and economic growth, but their focus remains on shareholder value. Politicians often prioritize votes over meaningful change, and religious institutions have become increasingly exclusive. Amid these dynamics, families emerge as the answer—offering long-term vision, ethical leadership, and adaptability to navigate the uncertainties of modern society.

As John F. Kennedy famously said, "Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country" (for yourself and your family). This call to action reminds us that families, as the cornerstone of society, must lead with purpose and responsibility to create a more balanced and humane future.
Ayoob Rawat