Turning Personal Experiences into Collective Action
What if the key to understanding—and acting on—climate change lies not in distant data, but in our own backyards, memories, and conversations?
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Show Notes
Climate change. For many business leaders and executives, the term conjures images of melting glaciers, dire scientific reports, and a sense of overwhelming scale. It’s easy to feel that the problem is too big, too abstract, and too far removed from our daily lives. But what if there's a different way?
The host, Charlene Norman, of Good Stewardship; Lasting Impact explores how personal experience and storytelling might transform the way we approach climate change. Here are the main themes covered in this episode.
1. Make Climate Change Personal: Start with Your Own Weather Diary
2. Connect the Dots: Understand the Long Game of Nature
3. Shift the Narrative: It’s Not About Saving the Earth—It’s About Saving Ourselves
4. Build Community Through Storytelling and Relationships
5. Be a Bridge Builder: Inspire Action for Future Generations
Conclusion: YOUR Story Matters—Now Share It
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