This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. I did a

a podcast a few podcasts ago about how we people of color people from the

global majority should move like

a whole breakdown, a whole study of how ants move.

And it was eye opening for me when I was studying it,

but also I thought it was so instructive.

And so today, since it's Sunday, I want to talk about sheep.

And I've been having this thought ruminate my head

about us not moving like sheep.

But as I studied the nature of sheep I feel like we might also

learn some things from the way that sheep move. And this is in juxtaposition of what I've been seeing lately, particularly on social media regarding people who call themselves leaders yet, and have a lot of followers.

I'm talking about millions of followers

yet don't either have leadership quality

or the sheep that are following them

aren't smart enough to realize that maybe they're not following the right people and listen we all need to have

some direction in our lives is why we children are born through homes with parents

right we're we're born through homes with parents, right? We're born into homes where people lead us,

where people teach us, where people groom us

to become human beings, great human beings.

And I think that that's the natural order of things.

Everyone needs a teacher, everyone needs a leader, everyone, until you can lead yourself.

And even when you lead yourself, we still need mentors, and we still need people that we can rely on.

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