What is your goal for being on the show?
That's a good question.
My goal for being on the show is to have this conversation.
One of my favorite things about being a podcast guest
is the way it challenges my perspectives, my point of view,
because I get to have these conversations
with people like yourself.
And I get to understand how people interpret my work.
I get to share my work with a broad audience of people.
I get to develop relationships with people like yourself
and help, there's this reciprocity there, right?
Like I'm showing up on your show
and I'm sharing my expertise with your audience,
but also then I'm able to share this conversation
with my audience and help promote your show, right?
And so it's a way of like forming kind of
very distant community, right?
We don't get to spend time together all the time,
but there's this moment in time
when we're in this beautifully encapsulated energy exchange,
right?
And I get to see my work through your eyes, right?
Which helps me to broaden my perspectives
and challenge my perspectives and let me know where
maybe I need to do some more work or some more research
because I insist on staying in the world
as a curious person.
It's why I call myself a scholar of intentional
and ethical leadership in living
and not a leadership expert.
It's because oftentimes when we put ourselves
in a position of expertise of an expert,
we insulate ourselves from that
which challenges our points of view, right?
And so this is part of my practice
in continually challenging myself
and also being able to share what I'm passionate about
in my vision with the world around me and see,
does this resonate with you?
Does this impact you, right?
Because I think it does.
I'm almost certain that it does,
but I also wanna make sure that I'm continually
gathering more information.