Take a Break and...Have Hope

Hope

Dear Kindred Readers,

In a world where challenges and uncertainties often dominate the headlines, it can be easy to overlook the positivity that surrounds us.

At LionTree, we believe in the power of “hope,” and in recognizing that opportunities can present themselves even in the most trying times. With some saying the U.S. economy is projected to achieve a “soft landing” we have rising hopes for economic stability. Additionally, the latest data indicates a significant increase in small business optimism, with the Small Business Optimism Index reaching its highest level in over a year.

These positive indicators remind us that even amidst challenges, there is always room for growth and innovation. In many cases, hope is about shifting our perspective, choosing to focus on the potential for growth rather than the potential for failure. It’s about acknowledging the resilience and creativity that emerge when we face adversity, and trusting our community to support us throughout the process.

As we move forward, let’s celebrate the small victories and the collective efforts that drive us towards a brighter future. By fostering a culture of positivity and gratitude, we can inspire each other to continue striving for excellence and making a meaningful impact.

For now, let’s Take a Break to reflect on the good around us and let it guide our actions and decisions. Together, we can build a more resilient and hopeful future.

P.S. — We’re working on making this newsletter the best it can be, and we want your feedback! Simply reply to this email and let us know how we can improve. Only have nice things to say? Forward to a friend! Growing our community is the greatest compliment of all.

In the News

  • The Great Wealth Transfer is coming: Here’s how much younger Americans expect to inherit from their parents [Fast Company]

  • Top Fed official calls for further interest rate cuts, focus on labor market [Fortune]

  • Boeing Makes New Offer to Union in Hopes of Ending Strike [WSJ]

  • Is Math the Path to Chatbots That Don’t Make Stuff Up? [NYT]

On Our Radar

Kindred Quiz

Which economic policy, introduced during the Great Depression, aimed to provide hope and relief to millions of Americans through job creation and social safety nets?
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Kinsight

“We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope.”

Martin Luther King, Jr.

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