Reality Proves Possibility- Humanity can do Better than this
Reality Proves Possibility- Humanity can do Better than this
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We are exploring management and leadership practices that allow humanity to make progress towards a world that works for everyone... A conversation for the real realists that dare to dream, manage and lead better.
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The podcast dives into diverse topics such as dignity-based leadership, sustainable business practices, and conflict resolution, with specific episodes featuring experts like Donna Hicks discussing dignity in leadership and Hunter Lovins focusing on sustainability in management, emphasizing real-world applications and transformative ideas.
We are exploring management and leadership practices that allow humanity to make progress towards a world that works for everyone… A conversation for the real realists that dare to dream, manage and lead better.
In this conversation, Michael Pirson and Matt Lee explore the themes of flourishing, love, and community in the context of leadership and education. They discuss the concept of 'positive outliers' who exemplify flourishing in various systems and the importance of creating a 'beloved community' that fosters support and connection. The dialogue also touches on the challenges within educational systems that lead to disengagement and the transformative power of dialogue in fostering understanding and connection among individuals. Ultimately, they emphasize the need for a shift towards a more compassionate and human-centered approach in both personal and collective endeavors.
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