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Intentional Conversations With Dr. Katrina Hutchins
We were honored to welcome Dr. Katrina Hutchins, affectionately called Dr. K, to the Intentional Conversations vodcast and are excited to share this encore presentation with you!
Be sure to subscribe to our channel to never miss an episode.
Want to WATCH the full replay? Visit the NWC YouTube channel HERE.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
Grief is something we don’t talk about enough.
Ask the question, “Where can my voice be the most powerful?”
Collectively we must start thinking about how to amplify our voices together. The days of a lone voice are long gone, we need to be looking for ways to collaborate.
People are consumed by the power of “they” and must move beyond the fear of what will “they” say? What will “they” think?
Think of sharing your voice as an opportunity, not an obligation.
Ask yourself, “What if I don’t do it?”
When you consider cause and effect, move beyond your head into your heart. Heart gives us the ability to be sensitive to people, places and circumstances. Ask do I have the heart to act? Do I have the heart to use my power for good? Do I have the heart to step into and create brave spaces?
Only 7% of our voice shows up in words, the other 93% is our presence, our attitude, and our disposition.
Voice positioning requires critical thought, mindfulness, strategies and self reflection and introspection about the condition of our voices.
You can exist in silence for so long you become desensitized to the weight of being in that state.
Sometimes we expect people to change things for us in not being heard or seen, but it’s our own voice that will bring the change.
If we have seats at tables and we’re unaware of our voice’s power, we can become the meal.
Obligation is I have to… understanding if something is an obligation is being able to step back and ask, “Can I find the honor in this?” If there is nothing that can connect to it and find the honor in it, it is probably not for me. Our yes should always be connected to “I GET TO!”
CONNECT WITH DR. K:
Website
CONNECT WITH NIKA WHITE CONSULTING:
YouTube
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By Nika White ConsultingWe were honored to welcome Dr. Katrina Hutchins, affectionately called Dr. K, to the Intentional Conversations vodcast and are excited to share this encore presentation with you!
Be sure to subscribe to our channel to never miss an episode.
Want to WATCH the full replay? Visit the NWC YouTube channel HERE.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
Grief is something we don’t talk about enough.
Ask the question, “Where can my voice be the most powerful?”
Collectively we must start thinking about how to amplify our voices together. The days of a lone voice are long gone, we need to be looking for ways to collaborate.
People are consumed by the power of “they” and must move beyond the fear of what will “they” say? What will “they” think?
Think of sharing your voice as an opportunity, not an obligation.
Ask yourself, “What if I don’t do it?”
When you consider cause and effect, move beyond your head into your heart. Heart gives us the ability to be sensitive to people, places and circumstances. Ask do I have the heart to act? Do I have the heart to use my power for good? Do I have the heart to step into and create brave spaces?
Only 7% of our voice shows up in words, the other 93% is our presence, our attitude, and our disposition.
Voice positioning requires critical thought, mindfulness, strategies and self reflection and introspection about the condition of our voices.
You can exist in silence for so long you become desensitized to the weight of being in that state.
Sometimes we expect people to change things for us in not being heard or seen, but it’s our own voice that will bring the change.
If we have seats at tables and we’re unaware of our voice’s power, we can become the meal.
Obligation is I have to… understanding if something is an obligation is being able to step back and ask, “Can I find the honor in this?” If there is nothing that can connect to it and find the honor in it, it is probably not for me. Our yes should always be connected to “I GET TO!”
CONNECT WITH DR. K:
Website
CONNECT WITH NIKA WHITE CONSULTING:
YouTube