Passion Led Us Here

Passion Led Us Here

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Passion Led Us Here is not a legal entity and does not actually have employees - it's a movement. Our mission is to start conversations about values in life, work, and leadership that will lead to more people leading values based lives, adding value to others, and using values as a competitive advantage in business.

Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
2-10 employees
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2023
Specialties
leadership, values, purpose, ethics, media, broadcasting, speaking, and valuesbasedleadership

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    Passion Led Us Here

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    How can empathy be a compass in our relationships and a unifying force in divisive times? How can it empower, change, and heal our world? Join us on Friday to explore the profound impact of Empathy in Life, Work and Leadership, together!

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    How Empathy shapes the way we lead and work? Join Us on Our Values Journey this Friday November 10th! Contribute Your Voice: Have insights on Empathy in Leadership? Come and share! Your contribution could make a significant difference. Prepare to be Inspired: Reflect on how empathy can be a compass in our relationships and a unifying force in divisive times. How can it empower change and heal our world? Don't Miss Out: Click below to attend - Add to your calendar - Share with friends. Here are a few questions to get your brain juices flowing - and hopefully inspire you to join us and share your own experiences & insights! ⚡️How does empathy serve as a compass in the ever-shifting terrain of personal relationships and human interactions? ⚡️Can empathy be the bridge that unites people from diverse backgrounds and ideologies, even in times of division? ⚡️How does empathy empower individuals to embrace change and adapt to the dynamic nature of life? ⚡️Is there a role for empathy in addressing the complex and pressing global challenges of our time, such as climate change and social justice? ⚡️Can empathy be a force for healing in a world marked by division, conflict, and uncertainty? Looking for more insights? Visit our content page for highlights from past discussions. https://lnkd.in/epg-Tzdy Join us, and let's explore the profound impact of Empathy in Leadership together! Andrew Manns, Jr. Randi S. Miller Annalieza Landa ~ 🛡️The Values Differentiator🛡️

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    "While many settle for the mundane, embracing mediocrity and passively consuming societal norms, a revolution is brewing. It's time to shatter the chains of complacency, ignite our inner fire, and unleash the extraordinary potential within us. Embrace the courage to think independently, challenge the status quo, and reach for the stars. This journey of self-discovery and greatness demands unwavering confidence and unshakeable faith. Are you ready to answer the call?"

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    Good Morning Family: May I offer 5 suggestions for your consideration to help participates keep in time during an audio event: Set clear time expectations upfront. In the event description, specify the start and end times, and mention that you'll be strict about timing to respect everyone's schedules. Use a visible countdown timer on your screen that attendees can see. This creates a sense of urgency and accountability. Assign a dedicated timekeeper. Have someone monitoring the clock and giving you hand signals when time is running out for each segment. Implement a "talk token" system. Only the person holding the token (virtual or physical) can speak at that moment, limiting rambling. Use suggestive language like "In the interest of time..." or "To allow others to speak..." when gently interrupting someone who is going over their allotted time. Hope this adds value.

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