Noble Conversations:
Noble Conversations:
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Listen to amazing, inspirational people, who are changing themselves and the world by living their values, such as dignity, compassion, integrity, joy and justice. This podcast brings the future into the present by giving you lots of ideas that potentially could enhance your life. Features as host, the inspirational speaker, broadcaster and author Dr Neil Hawkes, the world’s leading advocate for values-based leadership and for a focus in schools and other settings on Values-based Education.
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The show explores themes of personal transformation, global advocacy, and the practical application of values in life. Episodes feature discussions on topics such as enhancing happiness, overcoming adversity, and making a positive impact in communities, with examples including conversations with Dr. Vikki Barnes on mental health initiatives and Andrei Stupu on curiosity-driven philanthropy.
Listen to amazing, inspirational people, who are changing themselves and the world by living their values, such as dignity, compassion, integrity, joy and justice.
This podcast brings the future into the present by giving you lots of ideas that potentially could enhance your life.
Features as host, the inspirational speaker, broadcaster and author Dr Neil Hawkes, the world’s leading advocate for values-based leadership and for a focus in schools and other settings on Values-based Education.
Thomas Nielsen, is an Associate Professor at the University of Canberra, Australia. Born in Denmark Thomas brings to this podcast his deep humanity and scholarly understanding about how to create a meaningful life.
He has served in several of the Australian Government's values and wellbeing education projects across Australia.
His publications have been peer reviewed and published by high impact journals and esteemed book publishers (www.thomaswnielsen.net), and he is the recipient of national teaching awards, including the 2008 Australian Government Office for Learning and Teaching Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (http://www.olt.gov.au/list-awards?text=thomas+university+of+canberra).
Dr Nielsen advocates a ‘Curriculum of Giving’, his research showing that giving and service to others increase wellbeing and resilience in students—something much needed in the world with high youth depression and suicide rates.
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