About Homegrown Solutions for a Patchwork World - The Skills, Talents, and Mindsets of Changemakers
The Changemaker Podcast helps you cultivate new skills, refocus your talents and develop the mindset needed to be a powerful changemaker. You will be inspired by our guests who are making the world a better place on their own terms.
Core Values and Cowgirl Vibes with Changemaker MaryBeth Hyland
About the Author (https://blueroadseducation.org/author/ptalbotradford-edu/)Patricia Talbot (https://blueroadseducation.org/author/ptalbotradford-edu/)( CEO and Co-Founder )Patti cultivates homegrown changemakers prepared to step into their power and work with others to create the world they want to live in. Get in touch to find out how you can grow the social changemaker in yourself and those you serve with Blue Roads Changemaker YOU (https://change.blueroadseducation.org/courses/20/about?price_point=19&url_hash=5dac26229d494fe74ceaff397195).
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Sitting next to MaryBeth Hyland the first day of a new session at Heroic Public Speaking in Lambertville, New Jersey, I could feel the warm and generous energy radiating from her very being. I knew right away this was someone I needed to get to know. What I’ve learned is that MaryBeth is an incredible changemaker who teaches people about the importance of aligning the work they do with their core values so that our daily activities fill us up instead of draining our energy and leaving us depleted. As you follow MaryBeth’s journey in the video recording, via the podcast linked here (https://media.blubrry.com/blueroadsedu/mc.blubrry.com/blueroadsedu/MBHylandJune323audiopodcast.mp3?awCollectionId=1024400&aw_0_azn.pgenre=Education&aw_0_1st.ri=blubrry&aw_0_azn.pcountry=US&aw_0_azn.planguage=en-us&aw_0_cnt.rss=https%3A%2F%2Fblueroadseducation.org%2Ffeed%2Fpodcast%2F%3Fredirect%3Dno), or by reading the summary below, take a moment to reflect on how you show up in life and what kind of energy you are projecting. Are you, like MaryBeth, drawing people toward you with the warmth of your presence? Are you taking good care of yourself in the process? You might be kind and accepting of others, but do you also offer yourself permission to be fully human?
Homegrown MaryBethMaryBeth grew up in Washington DC, and was often visited by her great uncle. He was a full-time cowboy and a master woodworker whose expertise was invaluable when it came to building things around the house. MaryBeth loved visiting his ranch in Idaho as a child. There, she became fascinated with horses, cowboys, and the mountains around her. Later, as an adult, she started going back to that ranch as a place to replenish and regroup. As she puts it . . .
I started to go there on my own to detox from technology to reconnect to my own humanity in a way I didn't even know that I needed so desperately.
During one of her trips,
13 Jul 2023
The Spirit of Changemaking featuring Nadine Marshall
About the Author (https://blueroadseducation.org/author/ptalbotradford-edu/)Patricia Talbot (https://blueroadseducation.org/author/ptalbotradford-edu/)( CEO and Co-Founder )Patti cultivates homegrown changemakers prepared to step into their power and work with others to create the world they want to live in. Get in touch to find out how you can grow the social changemaker in yourself and those you serve with Blue Roads Changemaker YOU (https://change.blueroadseducation.org/courses/20/about?price_point=19&url_hash=5dac26229d494fe74ceaff397195).
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Changemaker Nadine Marshall helps her clients develop themselves holistically so they can move from merely surviving and striving to thriving in their own efforts to make a positive difference in the world. Tune in via the video recording below, listen to the podcast version (https://media.blubrry.com/blueroadsedu/content.blubrry.com/blueroadsedu/NadineMarshallaudioforpodcast.wfp) or read the summary here to learn how she does it!
Homegrown NadineNadine was born in Greymouth, a small town on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand. Her childhood was filled with imagination and play within the beautiful rugged nature of her hometown. She loved to play outside amongst the natural bush and in the ocean with her brothers and friends.
Nadine came from a family of coal miners. During her childhood, coal mining was a central part of the town’s economy and to a lesser degree today remains a key aspect of the culture, a deeply rooted way of being based on values of hard work, determination, and warmth. There’s a real resilience and resourcefulness of West Coast people, but also a real deep friendliness and welcoming nature to them when people visit.Female role models were a big part of Nadine’s growing up years. Her mother and grandmother were a consistent guiding presence in her life helping her develop a natural ethic of caring and compassion as well as her own resourcefulness and creativity.
Nadine’s PatchworkAs Nadine grew older, she benefitted from opportunities to interact with people from m...
1 Jul 2023
Encouraging Youth with Dr. Navjeet Kaur
About the Author (https://blueroadseducation.org/author/ptalbotradford-edu/)Patricia Talbot (https://blueroadseducation.org/author/ptalbotradford-edu/)( CEO and Co-Founder )Patti cultivates homegrown changemakers prepared to step into their power and work with others to create the world they want to live in. Get in touch to find out how you can grow the social changemaker in yourself and those you serve with Blue Roads Changemaker YOU (https://change.blueroadseducation.org/courses/20/about?price_point=19&url_hash=5dac26229d494fe74ceaff397195).
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During my discussion with Dr. Navjeet Kaur, I was struck by something she said. So often when we are physically unwell, we are often quick to announce it. However, when the discussion turns to mental health, many people are still afraid to share what is ailing them. I am very glad to have had this opportunity to meet Navjeet where she came up to me after my speaking engagement in New Delhi, India for International Women’s Day. She’s doing important work at her College for girls there and now, in fact has her own show on the Win Win Women multimedia network. I am pleased to have the opportunity to introduce you to her here.
In this episode of “On Your Own Terms (https://winwinwomen.tv/sho/on-your-own-terms),” Navjeet shares her “Homegrown Solutions for a Patchwork World”. I encourage you to watch the video of our conversation, listen to the podcast (https://media.blubrry.com/blueroadsedu/mc.blubrry.com/blueroadsedu/NavjeetKaurforAudioPodcast.mp3?awCollectionId=1024400&aw_0_azn.pgenre=Education&aw_0_1st.ri=blubrry&aw_0_azn.pcountry=US&aw_0_azn.planguage=en-us&aw_0_cnt.rss=https%3A%2F%2Fblueroadseducation.org%2Ffeed%2Fpodcast%2F%3Fredirect%3Dno), and read the summary below!
Homegrown NavjeetDr. Navjeet Kaur was born in India. Her father was an Air Force man which gave her the opportunity to move often as a child. Navjeet grew up shy and introverted. At first, she believed her behavior and personality traits were inherent and unchangeable, but she eventually felt the need to transform herself.
During that time, I was timid. I couldn't communicate properly,
Inside a recent episode
Changemaker Sue Bevan Baggott on Empowering Positive Impact
Published 17 Sept 2022 · Transcript excerpt
[…] One grandfather you always say you know use your talents to the fullest in service of others that was the approach but I think like everyone in in childhood we also faced some some challenges and one of them was my mom had some significant mental health challenges. […]
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