First came the global pandemic, then lockdown, then vaccines, a slow reopening, Delta, more reopenings, and the idea of living forever with COVID-19. It’s been quite the last couple of years. 

But in the midst of all of the shifting sands below our feet, an amazing thing started to take hold – a re-evaluation of what matters to all of us, in our work, our lives, with our families and how we spend our time. Some call this ‘The Great Resignation’, while others say that the record 4 million Americans that left their jobs have had more to do with a radical realignment of our values that is fueling us to take stock – real stock – of the work we do, how we do it, from where, and with whom.