4 Simple, Yet Profound Practices of Women Game Changers

This FREE 3-part Video Series with Carolyn Parrs can have a profound effect in your work and life. In it, Carolyn shares with you the 4 key practices of women game changers from her “Women As Game Changers Global Summit”. They are simple enough to learn, and compelling enough to engage you for the rest of your life. Learn what these remarkable women do every day to transform the world, and themselves.

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Become a 21st Century Innovator: Women As Game Changers Summit Interview with Christina Alfonso

Have you ever wanted to learn how to make the world a better place, one investment at a time? In our interview with Christina, she shares her unique perspective of building a firm in an emerging field and the challenges that have inevitably come with it.

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Want to be a successful game-changer? Then let go: Women As Game Changers Summit Interview with Tommi Wolfe

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Tommi Wolfe is the founder of Top 6 Business Coach and known as the Business Coach’s Business Coach. Learn how to be a successful game-changer in this “Women as Game Changers” summit interview with Tommi.

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What Story is Alive in You?: Women as Game Changers Interview with Gail Larsen

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Gail Larsen is the founder of Real Speaking® and the award-winning author of Transformational Speaking: If You Want to Change the World, Tell a Better Story. In this “Women as Game Changers” Summit interview, she shares about speaking the story that is alive in you with confidence and connection.

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Lead with Humanity: Women As Game Changers Summit Interview with Lori Hanau

Lori Hanau is the Founder and Principal of Global Round Table Leadership (GRTL), a consultancy with a vision for a thriving, resilient world in which individuals, businesses and communities come together through the best of our humanity for the good of the whole. In Lori’s interview she speaks about integrating humanity in every aspect of business leadership.

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Becoming the CEO of Your Own Finances: Women As Game Changers Summit Interview with Sue Thompson

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Sue Thompson works as a virtual CFO, empowering people to master money by providing structure, training and consulting so that they can truly build the kind of business they desire and at the same time live the life they deserve.

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Become a Woman Certified Global Business: Women As Game Changers Summit interview with Elizabeth Vazquez

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Elizabeth A. Vazquez is the President, CEO, and Co-Founder of WEConnect International, a corporate led non-profit that helps to empower women business owners to succeed in global markets. She is a serial social entrepreneur and world leader in women’s economic empowerment and global supplier diversity and inclusion. Listen to Elizabeth in our Free Online Global Summit: “Women as Game Changers”.

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5 Ways To De-Clutter That Will Actually Change The World

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Peak stuff. Minimalism. De-cluttering. The life-changing magic of tidying up. Our cultural keywords of the moment seem to suggest the appearance of something in the current zeitgeist that has us obsessed with thinking about all the stuff we have and why we have it. Here’s 5 ways to de-clutter that are actually going to change the world we live in by de-cluttering the planet and our homes.

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Co-Founder Of Zipcar Discusses The Collaborative Economy

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Robin Chase, social entrepreneur and founder of Zipcar, discusses the creation of Zipcar by transforming the excess capacity embedded in old inefficient ways of using cars and constructing a platform that enabled the direct participation of their members in the “co-creation” of the new efficient service. This structural triad of excess capacity, platform, peers has been adopted by hundreds of companies since, creating what is now called the collaborative economy. This structure, that Robin refers to as Peers Inc, elevates and celebrates an asset previously under appreciated: the value of individuals to localize, customize, and specialize products and services according to their unique assets.

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Climate As a Moral Issue: A Politics for the Anthropocene

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Author Jedediah Purdy looks at a world irrevocably changed by humans and finds that it demands a fundamentally different politics – one that places a moral value on climates and landscapes and takes responsibility for future generations.  Book Review by Diane Toomey That we live in a new epoch defined by humankind’s unprecedented influence on the natural world is becoming less a matter of debate than a starting point for future action. But now that the Anthropocene phenomenon has been identified and labeled, how do we act in a way that begins to reverse our increasingly disruptive impacts on the planet’s fundamental natural systems? Author Jedediah Purdy — who came to prominence nearly two decades ago when, as a young Yale law student, he wrote a book-length treatise about the corrosive impact of irony on our culture — maintains that these uncertain times require a new politics that address the urgent global issues confronting the planet. In his latest book, “After Nature: A Politics for the Anthropocene,” Purdy, 41, now a Duke University law professor, lays out his vision. In an interview with Yale Environment 360, Purdy concedes that it’s difficult to discern the specifics of the “democratic Anthropocene” he’s calling […]

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