You CAN ask that! An online conversation Hosted by Suzanne Waldron. July Topic: The Greater Perspecitve with Anthony James

Name: You CAN ask that! An online conversation Hosted by Suzanne Waldron. July Topic: The Greater Perspecitve with Anthony James
Start: 2022-07-06T11:00:00+1000
End: 2022-07-06T12:15:00+1000

Wed, 6 Jul 2022, 11am - 12:15pm AEST

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Suzanne Waldron

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Event description

**** July Guest CONFIRMED. We are speaking with storyteller and Regeneration Podcast Creator Anthony James on 'The Greater Perspective'.****

A free, monthly, online, live conversation.

Know more about the hard stuff happening the world. Build a better conversation community.

What Suzanne will do:

Interview super-cool people who know more than us
Unpack current societal issues, in real time.
Provoke multiple viewpoints.
Broaden perspectives.

What you get.

Understand controversies.
Tackle confusing concepts.
Be the naïve enquirer.
Leave with a decent conversation starter.

Together we will.

Build empathy.
Give a shit about a fairer society.
Be better humans.

Upon registration:

When you register to attend You CAN ask that! A few things will happen.
Firstly, we will invite you to send us a question related to the month's chosen topic. Topics that are on the monthly agenda to be discussed are listed below.
Secondly, we will kindly ask you to commit to the 7 Conversation Principles. Hmmm, how do I commit to something I'm not aware of? Good question. A copy will be sent through to the email address you provided. The intention for this is to have an agreed frame and way being in the session that allows for robust and intiamte conversation.
Thirdly, the event is free, and no one is obliged though a donation to our charity of choice for this event - Nakuru Hope ( an Australian run orphanage in Kenya) would be warmly received. Details about how to do this are on the ticketing page.

Monthly topics for us to converse about:

Being Heard: do we really let others listen to us?

Morals Matter: do we know our morals enough to stand up for what we believe in?

The Greater Perspective: why are we acting individually when it ultimately hurts us? JULY TOPIC

Re-defining Safety: how can we feel safe without focusing on material things?

Challenging Success: becoming aware of what you really do and why does that matter?

Loving Kindness: are we resisting being in love?

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Suzanne Waldron

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“Suzanne Waldron was born in England, and lives in Sydney, Australia. She is fascinated with humanity and how we relate to ourselves and one another. Born deaf, she had multiple operations to restore her hearing. She lived in a truck travelling Europe before becoming a foster child, then homeless teenager. She experienced a tough upbringing. This led her to dig deeply into life’s array of emotions and how we can each utilise all that living has to offer. Her first book A Flourishing Mind takes the reader through her life experiences and learnings via harsh realities, to a place of deep hope. Today, she is a behaviouralist having studied a Master’s Degree in Coaching and Neuro-Linguistics. Her research focussed on pro-social leadership and the psychological aspects of inner fulfillment through moving significant ideas (beyond self) into action. She studies philosophy and economics to widen her knowledge on meaning and the systems we live in and finds solace in painting as a creative outlet. Believing that honest, hopeful and truthful relationships are the bedrock of fulfilment and progress, Suzanne works with individuals, organisations and influencers to build cohesive relationships in community, government and not for profits. She works globally combining her skills as a behavioural change facilitator, artist, writer and speaker. Suzanne is a creative director for the Museum of Freedom of Tolerance and former curator for TEDxPerth. She is an active ambassador for R U OK? and Nakuru Hope. She was nominated for Western Australian of the Year 2016 for her work in the community.“

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