Capacity Building with the Acosta Institute
Capacity Building with the Acosta Institute
Podcast Description
Welcome to Capacity Building with the Acosta Institute, where we explore, define, and dream out loud about capacity building as an act of world building. In each episode, we explore insights, strategies, and transformative practices that empower individuals and organizations to create resilient, healing-centered environments. Join us to discover how capacity building can equip your team and community to thrive in the face of today’s challenges—and to co-create the impactful future you envision.
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The podcast explores key topics such as healing-centered education, community resilience, and mindfulness in organizational development, with specific episodes discussing transformative practices for personal growth, the counterintuitive nature of capacity building, and the holistic meaning of capacity beyond skill development.
Welcome to Capacity Building with the Acosta Institute, where we explore, define, and dream out loud about capacity building as an act of world building. In each episode, we explore insights, strategies, and transformative practices that empower individuals and organizations to create resilient, healing-centered environments. Join us to discover how capacity building can equip your team and community to thrive in the face of today’s challenges—and to co-create the impactful future you envision.
Tim Leberecht, co-founder of the House of Beautiful Business, shares his unique perspective on centering beauty, intimacy, and curation in the business world. Tim discusses how creating meaningful experiences can foster connection and build resilience in the face of today’s challenges. Drawing from his work at the intersection of creativity and commerce, he introduces concepts like the “poly-opportunity” and the role of hope as essential tools for navigating complexity.
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