Continually developing the skill of thinking rationally, and clearly when the skill is required by the context and circumstances. 

Holding practical conversations on self-leadership, the leadership of others and teamwork.

Recognizing, and acting upon, the unique potential and character of each individual, including neurodivergent individuals.

Discussing ways to sensitize adults and children to improve all aspects of their health.

Promoting creative thinking, not limited to the literary, visual and performing arts.

Focusing on scientific, technological developments and innovations that enhance the quality of life.

Giving opportunities for more persons to learn entrepreneurship or intrapreneurial skills.

Developing ways to safeguard the environment in practical and feasible ways to assure food safety and overall health.

Protecting animals and recognizing how much they benefit the world.

Using neuroscience to present material in formats designed to make learning more energetic and enjoyable.