Deterrence vs Discipline

A few quick thoughts on increasing punishment (in both severity & quantity; with credibility) to prevent criminal activity. Rebalancing the risk vs gain ratio and recalibrating incentive to reward rehabilitation.I would much rather deter someone from breaking into my home than have to realize the damage and loss and then the hassle of catching and reconciling the activity.What if we adopted this mindset into other aspects of our way of life and leadership? Because right now the general prevail is opposite and that is a function contributing to many problems in our society, i.e. obesity, instant gratification, debt, ... not just criminal activity. The (total) cost of rehabilitation is inordinately greater than prevention. What is the saying? an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure? Live Podcast: Sunday 29 March, 7pm Mountain. Topic: Leading During Times of Hardship & UncertaintyJoin Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/227055711?pwd=Tmt4WmQ1UVQyNXF3ZGJ0cVBlbDdTUT09Meeting ID: 227 055 711Password: 937405