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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2016 · 16 MIN

110: What I’m Here to Do

from Productive Flourishing Podcast · host Charlie Gilkey

Today’s episode is a reading of a previously published post on Productive Flourishing named “What I’m Here to Do”. The post shares some stories that have informed why I show up in the world the way I do — I’m a bridge builder that helps people flourish. Ready? Let’s do this! Key Takeaways:[00:46] Follow Charlie as he remembers his arrival at the elite United-States Military Academy (West Point) and the leadership lesson he picked up from the yelling cadet.[03:55] A dangerous search and rescue mission at boy scout camp sets up the tone for understanding what it is that Charlie does.[12:08] How years of experience gathered through teaching philosophy, as a logistics officer in the army and as an entrepreneur, have given Charlie the broad understanding required to build effective bridges.[14:25] If canned answers will not do for you, unconventional, tailor-made, human scale bridge building is what Productive Flourishing offers. Mentioned in This Episode:Sanebox.com/GiantProductive FlourishingWest PointCreative Giant Campfire Facebook Group This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.productiveflourishing.com/subscribe

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