Culture
How the sixteen values appear in film, TV, books, music, myth, history, and art.
Starting Over
Chris Stapleton. The courage of acknowledging you need to rebuild and choosing to do it anyway.
The Climb
Miley Cyrus. The growth anthem at its most direct - it's not about the destination, it's about who you're becoming on the way.
Beautiful Day
U2. Growth as the reorientation toward what's already there - a new way of seeing, not a new set of circumstances.
Man in the Mirror
Michael Jackson. The most direct possible statement of growth: the change starts with the person you can see.
Dog Days Are Over
Florence and the Machine. Growth as the break from the past - sudden, physical, irreversible. Run fast for your mother, run fast for your father.
Landslide
Fleetwood Mac. "Can I handle the seasons of my life?" Stevie Nicks asking whether she has grown enough to handle what comes next. Growth as the question you ask at the edge of a change - honest, frightened, and moving forward anyway.