The Rooted Leadership Podcast

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The Rooted Leadership Podcast is an optimal leadership resource that is both inspiring and practical. Centered around a one of kind leadership institute in the northwest, Groundwork Leadership. This podcast digs deep into what it means to be a Transformational Leader. Whether you have the title of leader or not, what this podcast unpacks can help you in your everyday life. We interview leaders from all levels and backgrounds to understand their challenges, their headaches, their weaknesses and successes! Leaders from diverse backgrounds, experiences, industries, and cultures share their stories and insights in order to help us truly understand the meaning of Transformational Leadership. As we ”Get Rooted” in our own beliefs of Transformational Leadership we can help raise the tide of leadership in our own circles of influence that can spread across our families, communities, countries, and even the world! We have incredible influence as we choose to become ROOTED in Transformational Leadership together as a society. I’m excited to learn with all of you. Salamat Po for listening.

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Monday Sep 09, 2024

The Power of a Common Language in Conflict

Monday Sep 09, 2024

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The Rooted Leadership Podcast explores topics of leadership, culture, and conflict. The host, Chris, and guest, David Whippy, discuss their friendship and background in peacebuilding. They emphasize the importance of creating safe spaces for dialogue and learning in conflict resolution. They also highlight the need to understand the root causes of conflict and address the underlying needs and values of individuals involved. The conversation touches on the significance of recognizing expertise on the ground and involving stakeholders in the process. They discuss the concepts of Talanoa and Veivosaki-yaga, which involve open discussions and in-depth conversations to build relationships and address conflicts. The conversation explores the importance of having a common language in conflict resolution and creating a culture of peace. Indigenous practices are highlighted as valuable tools for building understanding and connection. The speakers discuss the significance of language and values in creating a common ground and fostering effective communication. They also emphasize the role of individuals in being the solution to conflict and the importance of honoring and learning from indigenous cultures.

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Over the span of 5 years Groundwork Leadership has been working with local leaders across industries (philanthropy, faith, government, education, non profit, and business) to raise the tide of leadership in our community. Our services include: Local Leadership Cohorts, Business Retreats, Full-Day Workshops, One-on-One Coaching, Organizational Assessments, Online Courses, and Large Keynote Speeches. I am Chris Pineda and I am the CEO of Groundwork Leadership. Our mission is to help individuals, organizations and communities grow a more collaborative culture and break free from transactional behaviors and mindset.

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