We’ve been talking for days about the Ross Shep No Zero policy and the sense of entitlement it may be engendering among some of today’s youth.  Some think it may also be part of the mindset of Quebec students, marching against tuition hikes, when they have the lowest in the country.  The other side of the youth coin is bright and shiny.  Youth who apply themselves have a world of opportunity. Some become valued employees.  Some open their own successful businesses.  I asked a young employee to come into my office and set up a Twitter account for me, and show me how to use it.  Others are so adept at social media they can sway an election.  The brightest and the best are still becoming professionals, and it may be one of the new generation with a lab coat and a desire to succeed that discovers the cure for cancer or diabetes.  It is a shame that those who toil diligently behind the scenes do not always get the same attention as those who flout the system.  As we watch in amazement the advances of the new generation, maybe they can teach us something about recognition, as well.  Let me know what you think.

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