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As Gen X approaches elderhood, they hold the potential to root stability in their communities. The lessons learned from their own upbringing—rooted in pragmatism—equip them to take on the mantle of leadership, advising younger generations on both the challenges and rewards of rebuilding institutions.
The success of these initiatives hinges on fostering community networks that reflect the diverse needs of modern society. Howe believes that the focus should be on creating solid institutions that not only provide guidance but empower future generations, especially Millennials and Gen Z, to lead responsibly and sustainably.