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🌿 Excited to share the latest episode of Sacred Changemakers featuring Tabitha Scott, where we delve into "Bridging Divides: Harnessing Nature's Wisdom for Global Impact." Tabitha shares her insights on integrating nature's wisdom into corporate life for positive change. 🎙️https://lnkd.in/evnm-HF6 Key Takeaways: - Understand the vital shift from knowledge to wisdom for personal and professional growth, and learn how all knowledge is accessible through meditation and observation. - Explore the transformative power of integrating nature's principles into leadership, emphasizing the predictability of nature's growth cycles and the impact on business diversity and adaptability. - Recognize the importance of behavioral change in addressing environmental issues, focusing on inclusivity, avoiding polarizing language, and learning from nature as a source of wisdom. Join the movement with Sacred Changemakers and Tabitha Scott as we work towards global impact in line with the United Nations' sustainable development goals. Let's harness nature's wisdom to drive positive change and make the world a better place. #Sustainability #NatureWisdom #GlobalImpact #SacredChangemakers

Reflecting on the dynamic interplay between the challenges of today and the successes of tomorrow, one cannot overlook the transformative power of change. 💪 🌟 #ChangeIsOpportunity, #EmbraceTheFuture, #SuccessSculptedFromChallenges

Purpose is the foundation of successful change.

"....we need each other. And we need a bigger story about what matters and about how change happens." #researchanddevelopment #research4good #innovation Mandela Mining Precinct #tech4good #peoplecentric #peopleandplanet #community #collaboration #partnerships

On last week's Business Elevation Show, I had the pleasure in talking with Simon Bailey, a thought leader who has woven his military leadership skills into the fabric of sustainable and regenerative business practices. Our discussion delved deep into the importance of integrating purpose-driven actions to create an enduring positive impact on our planet. Some Key Takeaways from our interview: Leadership with a Purpose - Leaders must calibrate their compass to focus not only on profitability, but also on how their organisation can contribute to solving the wider social and environmental challenges we face. Regenerative Business Practices - Embrace sustainability and understand the interconnected nature of change. Business strategies that prioritise regeneration and biodiversity can lead to long-term success and resilience. Empowerment and Engagement - Motivating your workforce and leveraging their creativity is the lifeblood of transformation. Whether it's through sustainable initiatives or cultivating a culture of responsibility, engaged teams are a powerhouse for innovation and change. Simon's commitment to sustainability is not just talk; his company’s rebranding in 2014 to prioritise ecological consciousness exemplifies this. They have made meaningful strides in land regeneration and biodiversity, staying true to the ethos of learning from nature. Listen to the full conversation now and learn how you can lead with the earth in mind >> https://lnkd.in/em_38jKG

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What does leading with humanity mean to you?

business insight does not have to sound like big words, long sentences & corporate speak

Interesting perspective on leadership and the adoption of a growth-oriented mindset in light of the pressing issues of environmental degradation, escalating populism, and ongoing armed conflicts that surround us.

"Why we choose go to the moon in these days and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard." -John F. Kennedy From my earlier years, I found solace and motivation in the powerful words of inspirational speakers, as their messages shaped the lens through which I viewed the world and influenced the manner in which I approached life's challenges. Their profound wisdom became the compass guiding my aspirations. Lately, I have embarked on a mission that I consider both noble and formidable: to decarbonize the entire value chain. This endeavor is not just a challenge; it's the kind of challenge that is often referred to as "hard." Yet, it is precisely in these challenges that I find the greatest opportunities for growth and positive change. As I navigate the intricate pathways of #decarbonization, I am fueled by the profound belief that every effort, no matter how challenging, contributes to a brighter and more sustainable future. The journey to reduce our carbon footprint is not merely a task but a collective responsibility, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit, and a commitment to leaving an indelible mark of progress for generations to come. In the face of adversity, I draw inspiration from those who have faced seemingly insurmountable odds and emerged victorious. Their stories remind me that the path to meaningful change is often marked by hurdles, but it is precisely these hurdles that propel us toward greatness. So, with determination in my heart and a vision of a greener, cleaner world in my mind, I embrace the "hard" challenge of decarbonizing the value chain, knowing that each step forward is a step toward a brighter, more sustainable tomorrow.