Having The Courage To Execute Changes in Humanity with Angela Vithoulkas

Global Human Intelligence Podcast

As we progress into the future, we see humanity breaking up into more forms of minorities. The reason behind this is that people and our leaders don’t commit to making decisions that can narrow humanity’s divide.
In this episode, Kiri-Maree speaks with Angela Vithoulkas about why people and leaders need to have courage in executing changes that will add more value to humanity.
What’s happening in the world is a sad reality but nonetheless, it depicts the truth - we have consistently looked at people who don’t look, think and sound like us as others.
Instead of seeing them as people who can add more value to the table, we look at them as someone different.
If we really want to see changes happening not only for our generation but more so for the future, we need to develop courage and start engaging in uncomfortable conversations.
We should challenge leaders to look at problems from various lenses so, they make better decisions that will benefit all of humanity.
WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:

• The connection between business and political space for Angela (02:45)
• Humanity as stakeholders as a basis to making decisions (05:17)
• How do we change who comes to the decision table? (10:50)
• Putting into practice the changes we want for humanity (15:00)
• How did Angela become courageous? (18:38)
• Ways Angela keep her feminine side in a men-dominated world (22:40)
• The value of having collaborative efforts in the political space (27:50)
• What are our obligations in both political and civil space? (34:50)
• Why we need to use the muscle of human intelligence (40:37)
• Advantages of having diverse conversations at the decision table (47:23)
• What are Angela and Kiri-Maree taking from this conversation? (51:20)

QUOTES:

• "In our society, we have separated the personal and the professional. We've separated the cultures and the environment we've been built up in, and we become someone else in the workplace." - Kiri-Maree Moore
• "We are becoming a society that is much more diverse in the isms." -Angela Vithoulkas
• "You may not know how people feel about what you've done, but you have made a difference." - Angela Vithoulkas

Resources:

• The Decision Table

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