Can I Just Say? with Nikki La Croce
Education:Self-Improvement
🎙️ In this episode, I share the mic with Jose Leal, co-founder of Radical World. After spending years working in corporate America, Jose found himself feeling unfulfilled and yearning for a sense of purpose. Jose emphasizes the importance of reevaluating our current societal norms and working together to change the narrative that we’ve all been conditioned to accept, so we can live more meaningful lives. As Jose points out, being radical is not a bad thing. Being radical means being open to innovation, collaboration and finding ways to reconnect with our humanity at an individual and societal level.
Tune in to hear Jose share:
âś… What inspired him to leave his corporate job to pursue his purpose
âś… Why we need to challenge the status quo & work together to create a sustainable future for all
âś… How collaboration incites innovation and benefits our communities
âś… How we can rethink our ways of working and living to fulfill our collective potential as a society
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