We live in a world where we are most interested in being right, than unified. What would it look like if instead of cancelling people we disagree with, we come to them with a genuine curiosity to find out why they are hurting?  What can we learn from people we disagree with?  This episode explores a future of living in a world where we can walk side-by-side. Special Guests<ul><li>Justin Giboney</li><li>Dr. Mathew Sandoval</li><li>Rithu Jagannath</li><li>Hammond Chamberlain</li><li>Matthew Jones</li></ul>

We live in a world where we are most interested in being right, than unified. What would it look like if instead of cancelling people we disagree with, we come to them with a genuine curiosity to find out why they are hurting? What can we learn from people we disagree with? This episode explores a future of living in a world where we can walk side-by-side. Special GuestsJustin GiboneyDr. Mathew SandovalRithu JagannathHammond ChamberlainMatthew Jones

We live in a world where we are most interested in being right, than unified. What would it look like if instead of cancelling people we disagree with, we come to them with a genuine curiosity to find out why they are hurting?&nbsp; What can we learn from people we disagree with?&nbsp; This episode explores a future of living in a world where we can walk side-by-side. Special Guests<ul><li>Justin Giboney</li><li>Dr. Mathew Sandoval</li><li>Rithu Jagannath</li><li>Hammond Chamberlain</li><li>Matthew Jones</li></ul>

A Unified Future

People who speak pessimistically about the future expect things to never change OR get worse. “From the Future, With Love” is a letter from the future - and the recipient? Our current reality. You, right now, at this moment. In “From the Future, With Love,” I’ll share insights and action points to ensure we create and experience the future we all dream of.

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A Unified Future

A Unified Future