Today, we look at a fascinating and vital topic: victim-proofing. Accountability presents us with a choice—to live above the line or to settle into the role of a victim. But where exactly is the line between accountability and victimization? Accountability isn’t just personal; it has a shared dimension that often gets overlooked. While we focus on individual responsibility, how can organizations, communities, and families step up to recognize, own, solve, and act with shared accountability? Let’s dive into this nuanced conversation and explore what it truly means to rise above the line. We talk with Tshidi Pila, Transformation coach.