What Were You Like at 20 or 25?
Have you ever thought about how what you were like when you were in your early twenties? We cover that energy and exuberance and try to find a way to begin to reclaim it.
Audio is streamed directly from the publisher (cdn.simplecast.com) as published in their RSS feed. Play Podcasts does not host this file. Rights-holders can request removal through the copyright & takedown page.
Show Notes
Making a change in business, education, government and, yes, even in the world of climate change and biodiversity is never easy.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its final report, and its conclusion is simple. Act NOW before it's too late.
However, acting NOW means we need to change. And human beings are, by nature, not creatures of change. So, how can we harness the energy to WANT to change? One way is to recapture our 20-something selves.
We begin a new series with Ethan Brown the founder and host of the Sweaty Penguin. It's a podcast supported by PBS and looks at climate change from an academic point of view. Each episode breaks the climate world into bite-sized chunks and serves them up with a huge dollop of satire.
Ethan is very active on social media and can be found here --
Website: www.thesweatypenguin.com
Patreon: patreon.com/thesweatypenguin
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3OikIFnplNId3X7vsLwWNX
Instagram: @sweatypenguinpod
TikTok: @sweatypenguinpod
Twitter: @ethanbrown5151, @sweatpenguinpod
If you would like to chat about how Compassionate Capitalism, in whole or in part, could work in your organization, reach out to Charlene Norman at BulletProof Your Business Now.
Ready to benchmark your leadership impact? Take this 5-minute Stewardship Quiz and get a personalized report showing exactly where you rank - plus actionable strategies to elevate your performance.
The 5Cs Podcast connects forward-thinking executives who are building sustainable competitive advantages while driving positive impact. Think of it as an exclusive network of leaders who understand that stewardship isn't just good ethics - it's good business.
Connect with Charlene Norman on LinkedIn, find her at her website, subscribe to our Substack for strategic insights, or download the full series on Spotify and Apple.