Gen Z needs Tremendous courage

I’m not going into detail about who Gen Z is. If you don’t know, you can Google it. I’m here to discuss what Gen Z needs to survive in this world.
This generation requires immense courage. Young people need tremendous courage to make a difference in their lives.
Let’s start with politics. Gen Z needs to wake up and become aware of what our politicians are doing and how they are running our countries. The good news is that young people, especially in the USA, are taking a keen interest in politics. Young men in the US are becoming increasingly conservative, which is a positive sign. Tens of thousands of young people are rejecting woke culture. Credit goes to Turning Point USA and Charlie Kirk for visiting hundreds of college campuses, risking his life to inspire young people to take action and demand accountability from their leaders. I have yet to see young Canadians wake up and save their country from globalists and elites.
The second point I want to focus on is that to have the courage to achieve greatness, you need deep faith in life and God. Without faith, things simply don’t happen. Fortunately, young people are starting to understand this. They can’t fill the void with smoking, drinking, or clubbing. Young people are genuinely hungry to restore their faith in God. They’ve tried everything to fill that void and have failed miserably. I believe a spiritual revival is essential for building great courage. We need more people to have faith in God and humanity.
The third point I want to stress is the economic struggle young people are facing. Gas is expensive, houses are unaffordable, and the unemployment rate is far too high, especially in Canada. There’s immense pressure on Gen Z, and I understand that. I also believe that to change economic conditions, Gen Z must take an active interest in politics because our politicians are making policies to please globalists and elites. This is certainly true in Canada, where the government focuses more on immigrants than on its own citizens. Economic and political situations go hand in hand.
I know the journey is tough. It requires immense patience and courage. Those who have the courage will ultimately thrive. Young people can’t afford to miss this opportunity. They have so much to gain and so much to achieve.