Pivoting
As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to turn our lives upside-down, there is a new mantra: pivot to live it. This means rapidly changing tactics, heading in a different direction, or adopting new strategies – and it goes as much for individuals and companies as for governments and social movements. Typically, Millennials and GenZ are more adept at such swift adaptation, as we see with the Fridays for the Future climate protests that have pivoted to DigitalStrike and ClimateStrikeOnline, urged by their uber-resilient leader Greta Thunberg. In Asia, they're also redirecting their energies to filing lawsuits. How will you be pivoting?
— Wayne Visser
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