In a time of unprecedented change, our society finds itself at the crossroads of transition. If we accept that we are in the Crisis phase of what historians William Strauss and Neil Howe term The Fourth Turning – a cyclical theory suggesting that societies repeatedly cycle through periods of stability and upheaval – we must confront a crucial question: Are we choosing to proactively unlearn outdated models, or will we be forced to do so reactively in the wake of crisis?