Most people seek meaning in their lives. As Nietzsche famously stated, "He who has a why to live can bear almost any how." Yet, despite this profound insight, over half of young adults report feeling little to no purpose each year. Compounding this issue, anxiety and depression rates are soaring among teens. Clearly, we are falling short of instilling a sense of purpose in the younger generation.

Enter Katharine Birbalsingh, known as "the world's strictest headmistress" and the leader of one of the U.K.'s most successful schools. Birbalsingh passionately argues that this crisis of meaning begins in childhood. She believes that unless we embrace discipline, endure boredom, and return to more traditional methods of teaching and parenting, we will fail to reverse this troubling trend.

Join Birbalsingh as she delves into how these foundational elements can reshape the future for our children. Her insights challenge modern educational and parenting norms, advocating for a structured environment where children can thrive. This approach, she asserts, is essential for fostering resilience, purpose, and ultimately, a generation capable of bearing their 'how' in life. Book your spot for IAI Live July by clicking here.