Freedom Convoy: I am all for freedom of speech, for our rights and freedoms, etc. and I support and commend those who are willing to stand up for their rights and the rights of others.
As I have stated previously, I remain neutral on a lot of the things that have happened during the past two years and am supportive of others choices.
I also want to state that I recognize the impact that the Freedom Convoy could have on the supply chain. I don’t think there is another industry that could have this sort of impact on the economy, businesses, and let’s be honest - each individual.
I hope that people realize as the shelves start to go bare due to lack of supply, that they look towards or point towards the correct group at fault.
During the past two years, there has been a lack of protest as we have slowly and subtly lost our certain rights and freedoms.
We are living in very interesting, turbulent times and the only thing that has been a constant is change. Change has always been that way – a constant, but it is at the forefront now more than ever.
I recognize that anything could happen today or tomorrow that may or may not make sense and that we have to learn to figure out and teach our children the newness of what is going on when we can’t explain it to ourselves.
I wrote in the personal post today on the impact our children are going through at this time. I just touched the surface on this – as we are going through our own “stuff” – we are in the inner circle and may not see everything from all angles. It’s only when we step out of the circle, that we get a different perspective, a different view.
Questions to Ponder:
What is your view?
What are you supporting?
How is this changing the landscape of your life?
How are you letting it change the landscape of your life?
How are you relating to and teaching others?
How is the supply chain affecting your life, your business?
