The Changemaker’s Superpowers - (1) Personal practice

The Changemaker’s Superpowers - (4) Contribution

If everyone takes care of everyone’s needs, everyone’s needs will be taken care of. This was one of the main instructions a group of us were given during a retreat about 10 years ago. I remember this so well because when we all embrace this principle and we each do our bit in taking care of the needs of the people around us life becomes much less of a struggle and much more fulfilling. I really belief that one of the most empowering gifts you can share with the people you work and or live with is that of instilling the joy of giving and contribution in people’s heart. A successful changemaker that is after lasting impact knows that getting people to set goals that serve more than just themselves is the fast route to getting people to feel empowered and fulfilled. People feel fulfilled when they grow and evolve, and when they give and contribute. As Mahatma Gandhi  said, The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. Support the show [https://www.andrehartwich.com/store]

The Changemaker’s Superpowers - (3) Involving people

The power of gathering people around us and creating community, by design. What is it that we need to tap into to be able to be a leader that inspires positive change in the people around us and the world?  What are some of the key ingredients that help us create lasting impact? Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a therapist, a storyteller, a yoga teacher or anyone who is after creating positive change you’ll find that you’ll achieve your vision more effectively when you involve people. Our capacity to enlist people’s support and enrolling them in our projects is one of the defining characteristics that will set us apart as a changemaker. Support the show [https://www.andrehartwich.com/store]

The Changemaker’s Superpowers - (2) Speaking with power

In the last episode, we looked at the first of the four superpowers of a changemaker - the power of personal practice. The second superpower of a changemaker is about, talking to people. It is about inspiring people through speaking. It is about your ability to speak with **power**.  Your personal practice helps you to build energy, and through the power of your words, you can share that energy. Support the show [https://www.andrehartwich.com/store]

The Changemaker’s Superpowers - (1) Personal practice

Every changemaker has four latent superpowers and how well they are developed will determine to a big degree how successful you will be in enrolling people in the change you’re after. Each of these four powers will grow stronger with regular practice and once these powers begin to blossom into their full strength you’ll be a real change-making superhero inspiring and empowering people creating positive change. The better developed these four powers are the greater your impact. Support the show [https://www.andrehartwich.com/store]

Feed the good wolf

How much more expansive can your thinking become? How many possibilities can you bring into your thinking? How can you focus on things in such a way that makes you feel more joyful and expansive? This episode includes a 12-minute meditation to help create a joyful abundant mindset. Support the show [https://www.andrehartwich.com/store]