Guest: Jack Lewars.  Most Americans give 3% of their income to charity.  Research suggests only 3% of donors compare different charities when deciding where to give.  This episode will give you a simple method for deciding where your donations will do the most good.  #givingtuesday #sdg17

Links to engage: www.1fortheworld.org ; @1fortheworld

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected]

Guest: Chuck Milam.  What ingredients are needed to be mission ready in these COVID days and beyond?  Can you out run a bad diet?  Chuck shares insights about the choices in the market and opportunities for military communities, chambers of commerce, brands... and at the end of the day all of us.  #sdg17

Links to engage: https://www.militaryonesource.mil/health-wellness/healthy-living/healthy-base-initiative

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected]

Guest: Hoi-Fei Mok.  How will climate change impact businesses and what can businesses do about it?  Learn more about opportunities to engage in local government planning processes.  #sdg13 @resilientsanleandro

Links to engage:

https://sanleandroclimateaction.consider.it/?tab=Goals

http://sanleandrocapworkshop.eventbrite.com/

[email protected]

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected]

There are current events related to doing well by doing good, particularly Climate Week NYC.

This week, there are hundreds if not thousands of events happening concurrently for the annual gathering of Climate Week NYC, as well as the Sustainable Development Impact Summit, as well as the United Nations General Assembly, and a variety of other Summits happening concurrently in the New York City area. These events draw Business Leaders, Community leaders, Financial leaders, and a variety of others in between together.

Why?  Generally three reasons.

Links to engage: climateweeknyc.org

Guest: Sandra Baer.  From conversations with city leaders, climate advocates, private sector and non-profit executives, should we not go back to a “new normal”?  Was the “old normal”, especially in cities, often too quick to adopt the newest innovation, rushing to solutions, too fast, and often missing the opportunity to think bigger, to look more deeply at a problem and all of its interdependencies?  Sandra frames a way to go forward with new collaborations, to go beyond small incremental changes and reimagine new solutions for some of the world’s most intransigent problems. In some of the world’s most courageous cities.  To cap it off, in this Episode we'll share examples of 3 cities whose leaders saw an urgent need to deal with a truly difficult challenge—their work to ask the tough questions enabled them to uncover a different approach to fixing a big problem. 

Links to engage: https://personalcities.org/ 

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected] 

#personalcities #rethnikingglobalurbanization #questionstorming #rebuildingtrust @sandrambaer @personalcities

Guest: Sandra Baer.  There is an urgent need to go forward with new collaborations and innovations as we face multiple crises including: a global recession and vexing income inequality, social and racial injustice, divisive and protectionist politics and the continuing effects of the climate crisis.  In our last podcast, we talked about Question Storming, an innovative way to get to the heart of a problem by asking a difficult question and keep asking questions until we can uncover the many layers of complexity that underlie the challenge and ultimately help us to get to new, maybe never-before discovered solutions.  In this session we demonstrate a question storming session on “How Can we Rebuild Trust in a Broken World?” as we learn from the pandemic experience.

Links to engage: https://personalcities.org/

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected]

#personalcities #rethnikingglobalurbanization #questionstorming #rebuildingtrust

@sandrambaer @personalcities

Trying to find your next big job / client / collaborator?  Avoid the easy default and try three (3) career artifacts for building your own professional and personal networks to do well by doing good.  Tips from our professional development coaching practice.  #sdg4 #sdg8 #sdg9

Original interview via Sigma Phi Epsilon (Official): https://www.instagram.com/officialsigep/channel/

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected]

Guest: Joshua Spodek.  What does leadership look like today vs. in a story?  BONUS episode released based on demand from our 3-part outtake.  A vulnerable experience with many actionable insights. #dosomethingmeaningful #leadership #passion

Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/

Shoutouts in this episode to Jim Harshaw, Casper Craven, Jim Collins.

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected]

Guest: Joshua Spodek. What does leadership look like today vs. in a story?  Part 3 introduces the pivots in my commitment in Episode 1.5 .  A vulnerable experience with many actionable insights. #dosomethingmeaningful #leadership #passion

Links to engage: https://joshuaspodek.com/

Music by Alex Bochel; https://soundcloud.com/alex-bochel and [email protected]