Every October, the world pauses to observe United Nations Day. Founded in 1945 after the devastation of World War II, the UN was built on a simple premise: peace and progress require cooperation. No single country can tackle global challenges alone.   It is a great global idea. But what if real change starts much closer to home?   What if lasting transformation begins the moment we stop asking, “What’s best for me?” and start asking, “What’s best for we?”   We live in a s...