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Wholistic Work is an ongoing conversation for and about people who want to work well, be well, and do good. We dive deeply into the interface between the professional, the personal, and the world we want to live in. This podcast is part of the Wholistic Work network at wholisticwork.mn.co.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWholistic Work is a business podcast hosted by Flip Brown, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Flip Brown hosts Wholistic Work, a business show with 25 episodes published.
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Episode #6
The fifth of the domains in the Inner Development Goals, acting is about moving into and through the world to accomplish change. It is the culmination of the other four elements, and allows us to move from contemplation to traction.
Episode #7
This episode looks at practical ways that we can use specific elements of the Inner Development Goals for personal growth, professional development, enhancing team dynamics, fostering optimal workplace cultures, and implementing systemic change.
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This is the third of the five Inner Development Goals categories. It is described as "Connecting with kindness, compassion, and a sense of shared belonging to communities, the living planet, and future generations helps us create a more just and flourishing world." In subsequent podcasts, I'll be devoting separate episodes to go deeper in the five skill sets in this domain: Appreciation Connectedness Humility Empathy and Compassion Forgiveness Thanks for listening!
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This is the fourth out of the five categories in the Inner Development Goals. Collaborating is described as "Developing relationships of trust, acknowledging diverse values, skills, and perspectives, and creating safe spaces enables everyone to contribute to shared purposes and collective impact. I will unpack each of the five skills in this domain in later episodes. They are: Relationship-Building Skills Inclusive Mindset and Intercultural Competence Co-Creation Skills Communication Skills Mobilization Skills Thanks for listening!
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The second of the five elements of the Inner Development Goals, Thinking is listed as "Understanding Our Complex World - Expanding clarity, considering diverse perspectives, and imagining long-term consequences help us navigate completely and make wiser decisions in our interconnected world." I share the five Thinking skills: Critical Thinking Perspective Skills Systems Thinking Long-Term Orientation and Visioning Creativity In this podcast I share my thoughts about these elements and how they can be applied. I hope you'll listen in!
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