Capoeira: A Decolonial Way of Moving Through Life & Work, With Felipe Cunha

In this new episode of Be & Think in the House of Trust, I welcome Felipe Cunha, Mestre Violinha, a Brazilian researcher & professor, and Capoeira Master, with a passion for collaborative processes and organisational change. Felipe shares his profound insights into how Capoeira, the Brazilian martial art, can inspire us to foster a more human-centred, adaptable community and work culture:- Capoeira is a decolonial way of moving through life- Capoeira shows you how to create meaningful interactions and grow trust within teams and groups- Capoeira generates new ideas and helps you connect with others on a poetic level- Felipe explains his love for transformative learning processes that challenge conventional systems and inspire deeper connections- We dive into how embodied learning helps you grow in the world and transform yourself.Connect with Felipe:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/felipe-cunha-b8325a9/"Tabacaria", Fernando Pessoa, 1944. https://lyricstranslate.com/en/tabacaria-tobacco-shop.html-0If you read Portuguese, explore his text "How Capoeira Can Teach us To Listen?" ("Como a Capoeira pode nos ensinar a escutar?") https://travessias.substack.com/p/como-a-capoeira-pode-nos-ensinarConnect with Servane:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/servanemouazan/ Website: https://servanemouazan.co.uk Subscribe to Conscious Innovation updates: http://eepurl.com/hp0h55 Podcast Music Production from Series 04 Ep 45: Milig Mouazan-Strachan